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Tristen Hennigs
Funding | Partnership and Programme Development | Strategic Planning | Corporate Communications | Board member at Music of Life
Tristen Hennigs is an accomplished arts professional with a diverse skill set in partnership development, funding, commissioning, budgeting, corporate communications, marketing, and PR campaigns.
With a wealth of experience in strategy development, policy implementation, programming, international project management, and evaluation, Tristen possesses versatile skills that transcend various sectors.
Known for collaborating effectively with teams and working independently, Tristen has a track record of managing clients, fostering relationships, and achieving project objectives through milestones, communications coordination, and team management.
Tristen's educational background includes a Master's degree in Labour and Human Resources, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology/Music from The Ohio State University.
Having held notable positions such as Development Manager at London Mozart Players, Board Member at Music Of Life (UK), Arts Development Officer at Elmbridge Borough Council, and Director in various arts organizations like TDH Ltd, Sony Classical International, IMG Artists, Very Special Arts, Findlay Area Arts Council, and The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Tristen has garnered a wealth of experience in the arts industry.
Highlights
I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Development Manager at London Mozart Players!
After more than eight years, it’s time for me to say goodbye to Elmbridge Borough Council. It has been a true privilege to serve the community as Arts Development Officer and I’m so proud of what was accomplished during my tenure.
I’ve been lucky to work with a brilliant and supportive EBC team through some pretty big challenges. Covid tested governments large and small and I wanted to thank Elmbridge for supporting creative mental and physical health arts projects when our community needed them the most, and for recognising their value and continuing to champion them now in our post pandemic world.
It was a pleasure to work with many extended colleagues, partners, organisations and artists. Specifically, I would like to thank the RC Sherriff Trust, Riverhouse Barn Arts Centre, Jonathan Kilhams, Cecil Hepworth Playhouse, Arts Partnership Surrey and Surrey Arts for working steadfastly to keep arts on the agenda, in the budget and, crucially, accessible for everyone.
Thank you!
