Steel Pan Trust aim to advance the appreciation of the Steelpan through tuition and public performances. We meet 4-6 times a year and some meetings have recently been online. Our office is at Cowgate Day Centre in Greenford UB6 8HQ. Trustees are expected to be at our annual 2 events: Pan Clash Explosion (soloist and ensembles competition) in October and Classorama (school steelband competition) in July.

We are currently seeking trustees with fundraising experience for charities and community groups in the arts. We require an individual with experience of sponsorship and finding sponsors that provides synergy to our current community works including people with special needs and learning difficulties. We are also seeking a trustee that is innovative and can find creative ways to generate income as well as promote the steelpan instrument.
These skills do not have to be a combination and the appropriate candidate can specialise in one or more of these skills.

Please visit our website to learn more about us and for more info; s.gray@steelpanagency.com / steelpantrust.com / 020 3659 2131

Closing Date: 31st July 2019

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Posted: 12/03/2019
Closes: 31st July 2019
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