Landmark Arts Centre has announced changes to its organisational structure, with a new General Manager role overseeing operations and future development.
Following four years as Director, Harper Ray will be leaving the organisation. The Trustees would like to thank Harper for his contribution and commitment during his time in the role, including his part in supporting a significant period of development and change. We wish Harper every success and happiness for the future.
The Trustees are delighted that Colin Newton, who has worked as Operations Manager at the Landmark for five years, will take on the new role of General Manager. Colin brings extensive operational experience alongside a deep knowledge of the Landmark, its staff, volunteers, partners and wider community, giving the organisation a strong foundation as it moves forward.
We would also like to recognise the commitment of the Landmark’s staff and volunteers, whose continued work and support make so much of what the organisation does possible in Teddington and beyond.
The restructure comes at an important time for the Landmark, as it celebrates its 30th anniversary year, culminating in Time by Luxmuralis this September.
Looking ahead, the Landmark has just released its Autumn season, bringing together original live music, comedy, a film festival and opera alongside inspiring workshops, Landmark choirs and creative learning classes, exhibitions and art fairs, including the popular Sparkle Fair, and plenty of opportunities to bring people together from across our local community. The Landmark is a place to feel inspired, to create memories and to connect.
We are excited about the opportunities ahead and look forward to working with Colin, the team and volunteers. We hope to welcome you to the Landmark soon.
Landmark Arts Centre Board of Trustees