This session will cover the essential tools required to unlock corporate fundraising. We’ll explore how to champion a values-led approach to partnerships, craft compelling proposals, navigate today’s ethical landscape, and apply strategies for effective research and pipeline management.

Speaker: Meg Tze Ern Khor

Battersea Arts Centre

Megan Tze Ern Khor is a London-based arts fundraiser from Kuala Lumpur, championing culture & creativity as vehicles for social change. Meg joined Battersea Arts Centre (BAC) as Development Manager in 2023, following corporate fundraising roles at the Barbican Centre and Sadler’s Wells. Having trained in theatre-making, Meg brings a creative approach to fundraising, building enduring relationships that strategically and sustainably achieve fundraising targets.

Meg works across corporate fundraising and individual giving at BAC, cultivating four-to-six-figure strategic partnerships and donor relationships that fuel BAC’s artistic and social impact.

Exeter Artnership Fundraising Workshops

Free fundraising workshops for arts, culture and heritage organisations and practitioners through the Exeter Artnership.

This programme of FREE fundraising workshops is designed to support our creative community to develop skills, share knowledge and generate ideas to support the local cultural scene to thrive. We will learn together, bringing in fundraising experts and experience from across the country, so that we can all build resilience and sustainability, and nurture a culture of generosity, collaboration and trust within Exeter’s vibrant cultural scene.

These sessions are open to creatives and organisations of all sizes and across all disciplines.

These sessions have been facilitated by the Exeter Artnership – a group formed by Exeter’s five Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisations: Exeter Phoenix, Exeter UNESCO City of Literature, Exeter Northcott Theatre, Libraries Unlimited, and the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery.

This programme is delivered as a partnership project with Arts Fundraising & Philanthropy, supported by Arts Council England.

Venue: Rougemont Room, Exeter Library

*Subject to a £1.50 ticketing system charge. We don’t charge this to make a profit. Find out more >>