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Swansea Print Workshop is a not for profit company limited by guarantee. Companies House No. 4078671 Registered Office: 19a Clarence Street, Swansea SA1 3QR Our mission statement and constitution were drawn up with the help of the Cooperative Society and a small business grant from Business Connect, Swansea Mission Statement Objects of the Association
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Set up in 1998 by the two founding members, Jackie Ford and Alan Williams, it became a not for profit company in the year 2000. It is operated with a voluntary board of directors supported by full and part time staff, in addition to volunteers in the studio and administrative areas. The Directors form the management Committee which meets quarterly on a regular basis. The Officers are elected annually at the Annual General Meeting which is usually held in January. The present Committee includes:
We would welcome interest from anyone who may have skills or experience to contribute to the board of directors. For further info see opportunities. Staffing: We have no staff at present as their employment is usually project specific
Sameera Khan Sarah Jackman: Programmes, Projects and Administration Coordinator 2005-9 Sarah was responsible for the complete re-organisation of all our admin processes including finances and budget allocation, statistics gathering and processing, policy documents, volunteer supervision and training. Adele Vye: Adele has contributed to our administration support as well as being a workshop leader on our outreach programme. Bill Chambers: Project Officer: Information and Resources Coordination Project ACW funded project May 2007- May 2008 Bill is an experienced printmaker who was project leader to coordinate all our technical information and putting it in an accessible form for all our users. He has produced our workshop manuals and a full range of technical notes to support all the processes used in the workshop. Outreach Artists One of the aims of SPW has been to provide a pool of artists who are experienced in the delivery of workshops to a variety of recipients including community groups and the education sector, and are able to adapt to the needs of a specific client. Their involvement and support are essential in the successful delivery of workshops. Constitution Changes have been made to the SPW constitution following changes in the guidelines for Companies House. Director Don Leech presented his findings to the Management Committee meeting no. 35 on April 8 2008. His recommendations were accepted by the Board. A copy of the new constitution can be downloaded in word document format (68Kb) |
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Swansea
Print Workshop is a not for profit
company limited by guarantee © swansea print workshop 2006 |
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