Mathew Trinca's guest appearances

Mathew Trinca

National Museum of Australia – Audio on demand program

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Ashley Feraude in conversation with Mathew Trinca, who heads up the National Museum of Australia.Mathew has a PhD in history with research interests in social and cultural relationships and in museological theory and practice. Balancing this academic side is his business sensibility that is required to run a large cultural organisation. This conversation is an insight into his approachable and interesting nature that reflects the importance of history and conversations for our community, the nation and beyond.Behind the Bio, a podcast about the people behind the professions.Brought to you by Coordinate.

Ashley Feraude in conversation with Mathew Trinca, who heads up the National Museum of Australia. Mathew has a PhD in history with research interests in social and cultural relationships and in museological theory and practice. Balancing this academic side is his business sensibility that is required to run a large cultural organisation.  This conversation is an insight into his approachable and interesting nature that reflects the importance of history and conversations for our community, the nation and beyond. Behind the Bio, a podcast about the people behind the professions. Brought to you by Coordinate.

Behind the Bio with Dr Mathew Trinca AM: Director, National Museum of Australia

As COVID-19 changes the rules of access, how do our cultural institutions remain vibrant, relevant, and resilient? In this week’s episode of Work with Purpose, leaders from three of Australia’s best-loved institutions describe how they and their teams met the challenge. Doubling down on purpose, seeing COVID as an opportunity for innovation and staying close to local people were three of the successful strategies employed.Dr. Marie-Louise Ayres, Director-General of the National Library of Australia; Dr. Mathew Trinca AM, Director of the National Museum of Australia; and Dr. Rachael Coghlan, CEO and Artistic Director of Craft ACT: Craft and DESIGN Canberra Festival joined us to share their insights at this IPAA Future Leaders conversation.This episode is hosted by IPAA Future Leaders Committee members Megan Aponte-Payne, Assistant Director at the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, and Michael Sanese, Manager of People and Organisation consulting at PriceWaterhouseCoopers.Discussed in this episode:–        How to keep teams connected to maintain morale, ingenuity and innovation –        Using COVID-19 as an innovation driver across complex organisations–        Maximising digital and physical exhibition opportunities to keep serving the public–        Keeping organisations aligned with their vision, mission, and objectives throughout changing circumstances. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As COVID-19 changes the rules of access, how do our cultural institutions remain vibrant, relevant, and resilient? In this week’s episode of Work with Purpose, leaders from three of Australia’s best-loved institutions describe how they and their teams met the challenge. Doubling down on purpose, seeing COVID as an opportunity for innovation and staying close to local people were three of the successful strategies employed.Dr. Marie-Louise Ayres, Director-General of the National Library of Australia; Dr. Mathew Trinca AM, Director of the National Museum of Australia; and Dr. Rachael Coghlan, CEO and Artistic Director of Craft ACT: Craft and DESIGN Canberra Festival joined us to share their insights at this IPAA Future Leaders conversation.This episode is hosted by IPAA Future Leaders Committee members Megan Aponte-Payne, Assistant Director at the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, and Michael Sanese, Manager of People and Organisation consulting at PriceWaterhouseCoopers.Discussed in this episode:–        How to keep teams connected to maintain morale, ingenuity and innovation –        Using COVID-19 as an innovation driver across complex organisations–        Maximising digital and physical exhibition opportunities to keep serving the public–        Keeping organisations aligned with their vision, mission, and objectives throughout changing circumstances. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

EP #28 – Looking back while moving forward with Dr. Marie-Louise Ayres, Dr. Mathew Trinca AM, & Dr. Rachael Coghlan

Date recorded: 16 March 2016. Museum director Mathew Trinca on the strength and potency of objects in the Encounters exhibition, their impact on Indigenous and non-Indigenous people today and how museums can empower Indigenous communities to manage collections.

Date recorded: 16 March 2016. Museum director Mathew Trinca on the strength and potency of objects in the Encounters exhibition, their impact on Indigenous and non-Indigenous people today and how museums can empower Indigenous communities to manage collections.

New Encounters Mathew Trinca keynote presentation