Events

MGS are pleased to offer this opportunity as part of a series of workshops focusing on mental health delivered in partnership with SAMH.

Operations and development managers in the Arts and Heritage sector work within increasingly complex regulations, including the planning regime. Planning law governs how land and buildings are used and can be crucial to delivering cultural objectives and securing funding. However, it is seldom paid attention until a problem arises.

MGS are pleased to offer this opportunity as part of a series of workshops focusing on mental health delivered in partnership with SAMH.

MGS is working with the City of Glasgow College to deliver project management course through The Flexible Workforce Development Fund . This course is open anyone working or volunteering in the Scottish museum and gallery sector and is interested in finding out more about the fundamentals of project management.

These free webinars will give attendees from across the arts, heritage, third, public and business sectors the opportunity to learn about the fund, and how we have adapted the criteria to provide more flexible support for the sectors through a period of recovery and renewal throughout 2021 and beyond.

This meeting is open to representatives of all Subject Specialist Networks and similar groups with some representation in Scotland (or who wish to attract members in Scotland).

As part of our NLHF funded Forum Connections project, MGS is organising a series of online events entitled Talking Partnerships.

The proper use of personal data is important, not only to ensure compliance with the law but also to maintain the trust of supporters. This session will provide you with an understanding of the law, using practical examples from the sector to bring the topic to life.

This course is focused on how to integrate legacies into your current fundraising at little or no cost at a time when more people are making Wills than we have witnessed in decades.

These free webinars will give attendees from across the arts, heritage, third, public and business sectors the opportunity to learn about the fund, and how we have adapted the criteria to provide more flexible support for the sectors through a period of recovery and renewal throughout 2021 and beyond.