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Press Release – Canterbury Museum Canterbury Museum has made appointments to three new senior roles who, with the Director, will lead the organisation through a significant period of change as it advances proposals to redevelop its Rolleston Avenue site. Museum Director, Anthony …
Canterbury Museum has made appointments to three new senior roles who, with the Director, will lead the organisation through a significant period of change as it advances proposals to redevelop its Rolleston Avenue site.
Museum Director, Anthony Wright, says he’s delighted to have recruited three very talented people with the right mix of experience for these key new roles.
Thursday, 11 February 2021, 9:26 am
Canterbury Museum has made appointments to three new
senior roles who, with the Director, will lead the
organisation through a significant period of change as it
advances proposals to redevelop its Rolleston Avenue
site.
Museum Director, Anthony Wright, says he’s
delighted to have recruited three very talented people with
the right mix of experience for these key new
roles.
“Since the earthquakes the Museum has been
very much in recovery mode. We have reached the point where
we can focus on looking to the future and creating a
world-class twenty-first century museum for Canterbury,”
he says.