The team

Multistory has 6 staff members with skills in strategic, financial and arts management. Below are the individual contact details for each member of staff.

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  Emma Chetcuti

  Director

  0121 524 2126

  emmachetcuti@multistory.org.uk
  
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  Emma has worked for the company since 1997 (when it was Jubilee Arts). Emma
  Is responsible for:

  • leadership and management of the charity;
  • relationships with all stakeholders and key partners;
  • implementation of the business plan to time, cost and quality;
  • development of the strategic direction of the charity.

  Emma’s priorities continue to be to ensure that all staff understand the core principles and focus of our work and to develop and implement the strategic priorities of the company. Emma works closely with the Management Team, made up of herself, Caron Wright, Jayne Clabon, Chloe Brown and Kirsty Hillyer.

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  Caron Wright

  Operations & Administration Manager

  0121 524 2133

  caronwright@multistory.org.uk
  
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  Caron has worked for the company since 1997 (when it was Jubilee Arts) and has been in arts administration since 1991 working for North West Arts Board (now Arts Council England, North West) and Public Art Commissioning Agency.

  Caron manages the day-to-day organisational activities and is responsible for:

  • the management of services and functions for the effective operations of the charity’s facilities;
  • legal support including production of contracts, company, charity and governance law;
  • co-ordination and administration re the Board of Trustees;
  • implementation of company policies and HR policies and procedures;
  • fulfilment of company secretary responsibilities.

  Caron is a massive fan of Bruce Springsteen and enjoys films, TV, eating out and having weekends away in interesting cities.

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  Jayne Clabon

  Finance Manager

  0121 524 2131

  jayneclabon@multistory.org.uk
  
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  Jayne joined Multistory in 2007, working part-time, where she controls the financial management of the organisation and ensures systems and policies are in place to maintain good financial health.

  Previously, Jayne worked for Barclays Bank for 13 years where she undertook a variety of roles including writing head office manuals, re-engineering processes and procedures for process improvement within all areas of the bank; training and facilitating workshops; and Pilot Manager for new corporate software. Jane left the bank to have a family and she has had various part time jobs as well as some freelance work in this time both within the private and charity sector including working for Ixia and MADE.

  Jayne’s interests outside of work are singing, dancing and ‘project managing’ her three children!

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  Zulf Khan

  Finance Officer

  0121 524 2130

  zulfkhan@multistory.org.uk
  
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  Zulf joined Multistory in 2006, and he manages the day to day financial systems and procedures in order to provide accurate and up to date information on income, costs and cash flow and maintain financial records and support the Finance Manager.

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  Chloe Brown

  Arts Manager

  0121 524 2127

  chloebrown@multistory.org.uk
  
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  Chloe joined Multistory in 2007, and relocated from London where she was working for the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham (LBBD) as their Community Arts Development Officer covering a wide remit, from supporting the development of local voluntary arts organisations to community engagement for large-scale public art.

  Chloe’s role at Multistory managing the Longhouse programme combines her interest in the built environment and social regeneration with supporting artists to create innovative work which makes an impact on the communities they work with. A large part of her role is to support staff at Multistory to develop new projects and deliver high quality work as well as creating new partnerships and work opportunities.

  Chloe’s first role as a community artist/arts manager was straight after university (where she studied ceramics) working across Nottinghamshire as a mobile playworker delivering arts activities in a number of holiday and after school clubs/schemes. It gave her a great insight into how different communities work and how the arts are viewed in different settings. It was this role that lead to her studying community development at Goldsmiths College and this formed the grounding of her knowledge and interest of using the arts as a social and developmental tool…

  Chloe maintains her interest in craft practices and traditional ‘making’ and she has a definite appreciation of the written word and print.

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  Karl Greenwood

  Project Co-ordinator

  0121 524 2132

  karlgreenwood@multistory.org.uk
  
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  Karl joined Multistory in 2007. He work with participants, artists, partner organisations and funding bodies in order to organise and co-ordinate projects and ensure they run smoothly, are on time and are delivered to a high standard. He is particularly interested in programmes of work around the context of social and physical regeneration such as the Multistory Beyond Bricks’ programme where artists work with the community to respond to their environment and look at issues that affect them and the area in which they live. This process of learning new skills and new things about yourself, your community and others by taking part in creative projects is something that inspires Karl and motivates him in his role.

  Karl has been a musician for 15 years and has been part of many different bands and music projects during this time. He gained a BA Honours degree in Popular Music Studies in 2003 at Leeds University and has skills in sound recording, composing, and project management.

  Karl has composed and recorded music for small theatre performances, short films and had music appear on a number of music compilation CDs.