Instructors Archives - The Heritage Management Organization https://heritagemanagement.org/team_category/instructors/ Training Heritage Leaders Tue, 07 Apr 2026 06:09:16 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.4.1 Aris https://heritagemanagement.org/team/aris/ Sat, 22 Feb 2014 18:04:27 +0000 http://lifeline.webinane.com/?post_type=dict_team&p=197 Dr Aris Anagnostopoulos is the manager of our community engagement programs. He holds a PhD in Social Anthropology from the University of Kent and an MA in Urban History from the University of Leicester. His post-doctoral work is in the interdisciplinary field of archaeological ethnography. His research interests focus on the politics and poetics of

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]]> Dr Aris Anagnostopoulos is the manager of our community engagement programs. He holds a PhD in Social Anthropology from the University of Kent and an MA in Urban History from the University of Leicester. His post-doctoral work is in the interdisciplinary field of archaeological ethnography. His research interests focus on the politics and poetics of the material aspects of the past in the present; he has also published extensively on the creation of public space in early 20th century Crete. He has conducted ethnographic fieldwork with several archaeological projects, including the Kalaureia Project in Poros, Greece, and Koutroulou Magoula at Neo Monastiri, Fthiotida, Greece. He has been the director and principal instructor of the Archaeological Ethnography Summer School in Gonies, Crete since 2014. He holds a Honorary Lectureship at the University of Kent, and teaches at the Heritage Management MA (Kent & AUEB) in Elefsina as well as the Anthropological Research Laboratory at Panteio University, Athens. He currently works as Manager for HERITΛGE Puclic sector and as a Counsellor.

 

Publications (selected)

  • Anagnostopoulos, A., 2019. “Delusion Street: commemoration and monumentality in post-Ottoman Iraklio, Crete”. History and Anthropology
  • Konstantinou, K. and Anagnostopoulos, A., 2019 “Interweaving contemporary art and ‘traditional’ crafts in ethnographic research”. Art/Research International: A Transdisciplinary Journal
  • Anagnostopoulos A, 2018. “From ‘Tourkopolis’ to ‘Metropolis’: transforming urban boundaries in late 19th century Iraklio, Crete.” Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient 61(4):693-725
  • Anagnostopoulos A., 2018. “Afigimatikotita, Anthropologia kai Ithografia [Narrativity, Anthropology and Ithografia]”. In: Nitsiakos V. and Potiropoulos, P. (eds.) Laografia kai Anthropologia: Mia Symvoli ston Dialogo. Athens: Sideris.
  • Papadimitriou N. and Anagnostopoulos A. (eds.) 2017. To parelthon sto Paron. Mnimi, Istoria kai Archeotita sti Synchroni Ellada. [The Past in the Present. Memory, History and Antiquity in Modern Greece] (Athens: Kastaniotis).

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]]> Dana https://heritagemanagement.org/team/danaandrew/ Wed, 13 May 2020 16:37:35 +0000 https://heritagemanagement.org/?post_type=dict_team&p=7221 Dana Andrew is an independent museum consultant and trainer specializing in touring exhibitions and international projects.  She is also part-time Executive Director of the International Council of Museums UK (ICOM UK) and a committee member and trainer for the Touring Exhibitions Group (TEG). Supporting organizations to develop successful projects and programs, and having the vision,

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]]> Dana Andrew is an independent museum consultant and trainer specializing in touring exhibitions and international projects.  She is also part-time Executive Director of the International Council of Museums UK (ICOM UK) and a committee member and trainer for the Touring Exhibitions Group (TEG).

Supporting organizations to develop successful projects and programs, and having the vision, structure and processes in place to do this, is the main focus of Dana’s training and consultancy work.  Past clients include the National Museum Directors’ Council (UK), the Imperial War Museum (UK), Science Gallery International (Dublin), the London College of Fashion (University of the Arts, London), British Council Libya, the Design Museum (London), as well as commercial entertainment companies.

Prior to going freelance in 2014, Dana spent 14 years successfully delivering UK and international projects and exhibitions for the British Council Visual Arts Department, the Hayward Gallery and the Victoria & Albert Museum, London.

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]]> Chris https://heritagemanagement.org/team/chrisbrewster/ Thu, 09 Mar 2023 10:28:16 +0000 https://heritagemanagement.org/?post_type=dict_team&p=10865 Chris Brewster is Professor of International Human Resource Management at Henley Business School, University of Reading, in the UK; and at Nijmegen University in the Netherlands. He had substantial experience as a practitioner and gained his doctorate from the LSE before becoming an academic. He researches in the field of international and comparative HRM; and

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]]> Chris Brewster is Professor of International Human Resource Management at Henley Business School, University of Reading, in the UK; and at Nijmegen University in the Netherlands. He had substantial experience as a practitioner and gained his doctorate from the LSE before becoming an academic. He researches in the field of international and comparative HRM; and has published more than twenty-five books and well over two hundred articles. He has taught in many countries around the world. In 2006 Chris was awarded an Honorary Doctorate by the University of Vaasa, Finland.

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]]> Peter https://heritagemanagement.org/team/peterbrimblecombe/ Fri, 18 Nov 2022 12:11:00 +0000 https://heritagemanagement.org/?post_type=dict_team&p=10548 Prof Peter Brimblecombe was born in Australia, but went to university in Auckland, New Zealand where he did a PhD on the aqueous chemistry of sulphur dioxide in the atmosphere. He is a Professor in Atmospheric Chemistry and was appointed senior editor of Atmospheric Environment in 1990. He is convinced that environmental pollution is not merely

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]]> Prof Peter Brimblecombe was born in Australia, but went to university in Auckland, New Zealand where he did a PhD on the aqueous chemistry of sulphur dioxide in the atmosphere. He is a Professor in Atmospheric Chemistry and was appointed senior editor of Atmospheric Environment in 1990. He is convinced that environmental pollution is not merely a matter of environmental chemistry. The smells have to be smelt. Painting and poetry can be as informative as a scientific description when trying to understand the complexities of environmental problems. He admires detective writers; no crap and their hearts are in the right place. The title of his book The Big Smoke was meant remind us of Philip Marlowe in The Big Sleep, so he was pleased when this academic book was reviewed as “reading like a thriller”. Recently he has been thinking much about the representation air pollution in cinema in films such as Blade Runner.

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]]> Paul Burtenshaw https://heritagemanagement.org/team/paulburtenshaw/ Thu, 02 Mar 2023 13:47:55 +0000 https://heritagemanagement.org/?post_type=dict_team&p=10843 Dr Paul Burtenshaw is an expert in heritage economics, heritage tourism and how cultural heritage supports sustainable and community development. He is currently the Senior Director of Project Impact at World Monuments Fund. Dr Burtenshaw completed his PhD at University College London into the performance and politics of cultural heritage as an economic asset. Between

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]]> Dr Paul Burtenshaw is an expert in heritage economics, heritage tourism and how cultural heritage supports sustainable and community development. He is currently the Senior Director of Project Impact at World Monuments Fund. Dr Burtenshaw completed his PhD at University College London into the performance and politics of cultural heritage as an economic asset. Between 2014 and 2019 he was the Director of Projects at Sustainable Preservation Initiative (SPI), a US-based organization that developed community enterprises linked to local development and heritage preservation. Dr Burtenshaw led SPI’s strategy for local business development and training, and managed in-country teams in Peru, Guatemala, Bulgaria, and Tanzania. From 2019 until 2023 Dr Burtenshaw was a freelance consultant involved with a variety of heritage tourism, economics and sustainable development projects including with development banks, national governments, private foundations, academic funders, and community organizations. Dr Burtenshaw has worked on tourism and cultural heritage management in Ghana, Colombia, Mexico, Turkey, Jordan, Tajikistan, Romania, and Suriname. Dr Burtenshaw has published extensively on issues of heritage economics, tourism, public archaeology, and community development, including the 2014 edited volume ‘Archaeology and Economic Development’.

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]]> Charlotte https://heritagemanagement.org/team/charlottedew/ Wed, 13 May 2020 16:32:43 +0000 https://heritagemanagement.org/?post_type=dict_team&p=7218 Charlotte Dew is a consultant and curator, specialising intouring and partnership exhibitions.She manages the professional developmentand research programmes for the Touring Exhibitions Group (TEG) and the public programme at the Goldsmiths’ Centre, London, and also coordinates a Subject Specialist Network for the Centre of Ceramic Art, York. She is author of the Lending and Borrow

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]]> Charlotte Dew is a consultant and curator, specialising intouring and partnership exhibitions.She manages the professional developmentand research programmes for the Touring Exhibitions Group (TEG) and the public programme at the Goldsmiths’ Centre, London, and also coordinates a Subject Specialist Network for the Centre of Ceramic Art, York. She is author of the Lending and Borrow Experience Report (TEG: 2017) and the Economics of Touring Exhibitions Survey Report­(TEG: 2015) and has written for a range of publicationsincluding the Museums Journal, Ceramic Review and Crafts. Formerly she held curatorial roles at the Crafts Council, The National Archives, The Mercers’ Company and The Women’s Library, and has undertaken consultancy for the Barbican Art Gallery, South West Museum Development, the Museum of English Rural Life and York Art Gallery.

 

Publications (selected)

  • Forthcoming, autumn 2020: Charlotte Dew. Greenham Common Banners. Four Corners Books: London.
  • Charlotte Dew. Seasons of Change – are Japan’s seasonally themed exhibition programmes a key to greater engagement? Association for Heritage Interpretation, Summer 2020, 25-1, p37
  • Touring Exhibitions Group. TEG Commissioning Agreement Resource and Template. London: Touring Exhibitions Group (www.teg.org.uk), May 2019.
  • Kay Aplin. Fantastic Tales: Danish Contemporary Ceramics. Brighton: The Ceramic House, 2014.
  • Crafts Council. Design Days Dubai. London: British Crafts Council, 2013

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]]> Linda https://heritagemanagement.org/team/lindahartley/ Wed, 13 May 2020 16:48:16 +0000 https://heritagemanagement.org/?post_type=dict_team&p=7224 Linda C. Hartley is principal of H2Growth Strategies, providing counsel to nonprofits and foundations on planning, development and governance to improve performance, increase revenues, and create lasting social impact. With her team of specialists, H2Growth has partnered with 100 nonprofits—from start-ups to major institutions–to raise over $1.5 billion. Previously, Hartley served as Vice President of External Affairs

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]]> Linda C. Hartley is principal of H2Growth Strategies, providing counsel to nonprofits and foundations on planning, development and governance to improve performance, increase revenues, and create lasting social impact. With her team of specialists, H2Growth has partnered with 100 nonprofits—from start-ups to major institutions–to raise over $1.5 billion.

Previously, Hartley served as Vice President of External Affairs at The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art. Earlier she held senior/development positions at Bard College, Columbia University, New School, New York Public Library, and New York University.  She has taught as an adjunct professor at the NYU Heyman Center for Philanthropy and Fundraising, and has co-chaired six regional leadership summits held at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts. H2Growth most recently produced the first summit on racial and economic equity in Seattle, Washington.

Hartley currently serves as a board member of PowHer NY, a coalition of 100 organizations advancing economic equity for women and their families. She also serves on the board of the Heritage Management Organization, an international nonprofit that trains professionals in more than 50 countries, transforming the world’s heritage site into dynamic sources of learning, community identity, and economic development.

Hartley is co-author of the book, Big Impact: Insights & Strategies From America’s Non-Profit Leaders. Through interviews with nearly 50 nonprofit and foundation leaders across the U.S., Big Impact explores and the role of the nonprofit sector in civil society and how it drives social change. David Callahan, founder and editor of Inside Philanthropy, called the book, “A deep and nuanced look at top leaders of foundations and nonprofits in an era when civil society is more influential than ever. If you want to know how the grand masters of the social change sector think—and how they’re attacking the biggest problems in America and the world—read this book.”

Hartley holds an M.B.A. in management from the Stern School of Business at New York University and a B.A. in speech and theater at Montclair State University.

 

Publications/Conferences (selected)

  • Regional Nonprofit Leadership Summitsat Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, Bethel  NY: Turning Prospects Into Friends, Asking for Support – March 2013
  • Regional Nonprofit Leadership Summitsat Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, Bethel  NY: Building a Strong, Successful Board -March 2012
  • Estate Planning Council, Fairfield, CT; May 2019:Big Impact: Insights and Stories from America’s Non-Profit Leaders
  • Women in Development, New York, NY; November 2017: Big Impact: Insights and Stories from America’s Non-Profit Leaders
  • Yale Alumni Nonprofit Alliance, New York, NY: Big Impact: Leadership and Succession Planning for the Social Sector- May 2019

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]]> Tim https://heritagemanagement.org/team/timhealing/ Thu, 07 Jan 2021 13:16:33 +0000 https://heritagemanagement.org/?post_type=dict_team&p=8512 Tim Healing is our interim director of African Grants, and capacity development officer helping small heritage organizations in Africa develop an application and ensure they manage their grant efficiently. Tim has over thirty years’ experience working as a project manager and has a professional background in project management, community and NGO development. He specializes in

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]]> Tim Healing is our interim director of African Grants, and capacity development officer helping small heritage organizations in Africa develop an application and ensure they manage their grant efficiently. Tim has over thirty years’ experience working as a project manager and has a professional background in project management, community and NGO development. He specializes in the coordination and support of cultural heritage and community based social action projects in the Middle East, North Africa and Central Asian regions. He has particular experience working with local communities, national and regional museums, heritage institutions, government and non-governmental organizations.Tim worked in the Department of Western Asiatic Antiquities at the British Museum between 1991-2000, where he coordinated the loan of objects and large exhibitions to and from museums internationally. Between 2000-2003, he worked in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan on a number of community development projects, working with local NGOs to provide training on running sustainable projects within local communities. This culminated in him being the lead trainer for the Agency of Tourism and Sport’s ecotourism development program funded by the Eurasia Foundation, which laid the foundation for all community based tourism in Kazakhstan.In 2003, he joined The Metropolitan Museum of Art, where he worked as the Senior Administrator in the Department of Ancient Near Eastern Art. During this time, he coordinated a large number of heritage projects including the Met/Columbia University Middle Eastern documentation project that has helped train staff from a number of Iraqi and Syrian museums in how to properly photograph and document their collections. Tim also managed successful training programs for Middle Eastern, North African and Central Asian museum professionals, and has organized seven regional cultural heritage workshops and training programs for Middle Eastern museum professionals in Istanbul and Amman.

 

In 2018, he left The Metropolitan Museum of Art to create, Tim Healing Project Management LLC as an independent project consultant, supporting a number of international institutions and organizations plan and run their cultural heritage preservation projects. 

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]]> Jennifer https://heritagemanagement.org/team/jenniferherring/ Fri, 18 Nov 2022 12:03:26 +0000 https://heritagemanagement.org/?post_type=dict_team&p=10546 Jennifer E. Herring brings 25 years of senior development experience in leading New York City cultural and scientific institutions, including the New York City Opera, The New York Public Library and the Wildlife Conservation Society, and 10+ years of experience as CEO of The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk, CT. She led development efforts that raised more

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]]> Jennifer E. Herring brings 25 years of senior development experience in leading New York City cultural and scientific institutions, including the New York City Opera, The New York Public Library and the Wildlife Conservation Society, and 10+ years of experience as CEO of The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk, CT. She led development efforts that raised more than $800 million and led or participated in institutional transformations. She is expert in working with boards, executive directors and chief development officers in planning, strategy development, governance, campaign planning and leadership giving.  Herring also serves as an executive coach for nonprofits around New York City. She holds a BA in Music from San Francisco State University, an MA in Liberal Studies from SUNY Stony Brook, and a certificate in Strategic Perspectives in Nonprofit Management from Harvard Business School.

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]]> Derwin https://heritagemanagement.org/team/derwinjohnson-2/ Tue, 12 May 2020 12:49:15 +0000 https://heritagemanagement.org/?post_type=dict_team&p=7213 Derwin Johnson is an independent senior communication consultant with more than 30 years experience as a journalist, communication executive and educator. He is currently senior counsel to APCO Worldwide. He advises clients on how to develop media content, anticipate media conduct and he drives local, national and international media relations campaigns. Mr. Johnson provides strategic

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]]> Derwin Johnson is an independent senior communication consultant with more than 30 years experience as a journalist, communication executive and educator. He is currently senior counsel to APCO Worldwide. He advises clients on how to develop media content, anticipate media conduct and he drives local, national and international media relations campaigns. Mr. Johnson provides strategic and tactical guidance and is counsel to financial service firms, law firms, governments and Fortune 500 companies representing a wide range of industries. He has worked with scores of heads of state and chief executive officers, as well as corporate, NGO and non-profit spokespeople from around the world.

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