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Partnerships Manager, Touring Exhibitions

Do you have experience of client relationship management and strong negotiation skills?

Science Museum Group is looking to recruit a Partnerships Manager on a fixed term, 23-month contract. You will directly impact the success of our touring programme and will ensure its sustainability long-term. The aim of the programme is to raise the profile of the museums within SMG and increase brand recognition. Reporting to the Head of Touring Exhibitions the main purpose of the role will be business development, client relationship management and contract negotiation.

We are looking for an enthusiastic individual to aid these strategic aims by maintaining and expanding the SMG network of potential partners and host venues, promoting the growing touring exhibitions offer within a competitive marketplace and securing bookings for our exhibitions.

It is essential candidates have experience of negotiating multiple contracts simultaneously across different projects, with knowledge of partnerships and client relationship management. An excellent communicator, you will have the ability to work under pressure to meet targets and tight deadlines calmly and effectively.

Applicants should be aware that this role is Group wide and time will be spent at the other SMG sites in York, Manchester and Bradford. There will also be significant amounts of international travel, so applicants must not have any travel restrictions.

For more information, please visit the Science Museum Group website or follow link below

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2018 touring slot available, Compton Verney’s The Lost Words

We have a mid-tour slot which has become available for our exhibition tour, The Lost Words. The show is available from October to December 2018 (between displays in Edinburgh and West Sussex). Please contact Abi Pole if interested.

Compton Verney is delighted to present The Lost Words, a unique collaborative project between writer Robert Macfarlane and artist Jackie Morris. Taking the form of both an exhibition and a book published by Hamish Hamilton, The Lost Words celebrates the relationship between language and the living world, and of nature’s power to spark the imagination.

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New Website Launches

We are pleased to announce that our new website is now live.

Jason Williamson, chair of TEG says:

On behalf of Touring Exhibitions Group (TEG) I’m delighted to announce that TEG is launching a new website enabling a user friendly approach, comprehensive exhibition searching and a clear pathway to our past and future professional development opportunities. I want to take this opportunity to thank the staff and volunteers of TEG and our website developers Surface Impression for their dedication and determination to ensure this website will serve its users to support touring exhibitions.

Peter Pavement, director of Surface Impression says:

The new website will allow TEG members to showcase their work in a far more useful and engaging manner, helping to foster more opportunities for exhibition creators and exhibitors alike. Creating the new site was a huge collaborative effort by the TEG team and Surface Impression, with graphic design by Catherine Livsey at Warmbread, who provided the lovely illustrations that give the pages such character.

If you are a current active TEG member, please look out for an email advising you of your new log-in.

If your membership payment is pending or you are a lapsed member, you will be able to access the member areas of the site once your subscription is received.

We’d love to hear what you think of the new website.

Please send any feedback or queries to TEG

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