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Adrian Ellis speaks with cultural strategist Jorge Pinto about a career spent creating the conditions for culture to thrive – and what decades of cultural investment in the Gulf can teach us about moving from buildings to institutions, ecosystems and human capacity.
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External Links
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External Links
- European Commission – Culture and Creativity
- Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi
- Saadiyat Cultural District
- Zayed National Museum
- Guggenheim Abu Dhabi
- Sharjah Art Foundation
- Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
About our Guest
Jorge Pinto is a senior cultural advisor and strategist whose career spans cultural policy, strategy, institutional development, and the creative economy across Europe and the Middle East. Trained in economics and management, he began his career at PwC before moving into cultural policy at the European Commission. He has since worked across government, consulting, and major cultural development programmes, bringing together experience in policy, cultural infrastructure, institutional development, and capacity building. +
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