EUConsult creates cultural and heritage sector special interest group

Howard Lake | 22 July 2004 | News

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EUConsult, the European Association of Consultants to and about Not-For-Profit Organisations, is to set up a special interest group within the association for consultants involved in the cultural and heritage sector.

Led by Richard Crossland of ABL Cultural Consulting, this initiative emerged following a session at this year’s EUConsult Summer Conference in Madrid.

The many EUConsult members who are working with non-profit organisations in these fields should therefore benefit from forthcoming opportunities for informed exchange.

EUConsult, established in 1991, organises two conferences a year for its 38 members, providing a forum for consultants working in the not for profit sector. It also publishes a Code of Ethics for its members.

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