Join us for our Small Group Conversations facilitated by Clore Leadership Associates
With thanks to funding from Creative Scotland, we are delighted to offer a series of Small Group Conversations in Autumn 2026 exclusively for cultural leaders working and living in Scotland.
If you are looking for a space to download and reflect on challenges you’re facing or opportunities for exploration, why not sign up to our Small Group Conversations? These facilitated conversations provide space for mutual support and reflection on issues, challenges and opportunities that you are facing in your work.
We are pleased to be working with experienced Clore Leadership Associate Reyahn King, who will be facilitating these sessions.
Who is it for?
Our Small Group Conversations are for leaders working for organisations or who are freelancers / self-employed in the cultural sector. You don’t need to be leading or managing teams, and we welcome all levels of experience.
The Spring & Autumn 2026 run of dates is only open to those living and working in Scotland.
How does it work?
You will be put into a group (maximum 10 in each group), and as a collective, you will have three sessions working with the same facilitator each time. The group will bring together leaders with different levels of experience working across art forms.
If you have any questions, please email courses@cloreleadership.org.
A good accessible ‘human’ experience that enabled time for reflection, response and feedback.
Dates and Times
Tuesday 1 September, Tuesday 22 September and Tuesday 13 October 2026 from 10:00 – 11:30
About the Facilitator – Reyahn King
Reyahn King is a a senior consultant and facilitator based in Edinburgh who loves helping people uncover visions and solutions together.
Reyahn’s specialisms include collaborative and participative strategy development and increasing and diversifying audiences through programming and public engagement. Reyahn is a RoSS framework consultant for the Heritage Fund and mentor for the Association of Independent Museums. She qualified as a coach with RD1st and also offers career coaching.
Reyahn is a Trustee of the Scottish Museum of Empire, Slavery, Colonialism and Migration and a long-standing member of Museum Detox. She has been a Trustee of Culture Perth and Kinross, New Art Exchange and Craft Council.
Reyahn was formerly Director of Heritage Properties at National Trust for Scotland and CEO of York Museums Trust. Reyahn began her career as an art curator. Reyahn’s practice is informed by principles of inclusion and environmental sustainability.
It was great to be in a positive space with other leaders.
