Tuesday, 6 November, 2001 - 21:00
Innovative marketing push
LOCAL information company Foxgold and the Perth Theatre Company have formed a sponsorship relationship that has delivered a powerful marketing tool to both businesses.
Natalie Jenkins has extensive experience in the arts and cultural sector within Australia, as a senior manager and performing arts producer. She has also worked in community development at strategic and operational levels in both metropolitan and regional areas.
Her expertise spans management of cultural and community organisations, corporate community partnerships and not-for-profit governance.
Ms Jenkins has been the chief executive of Short Back & Sidewalks, a free hair-cutting service for members of the community in need, since August 2023. Prior to that, she was chief executive of Block Branding, an independent branding and creative agency, for over 3.5 years; executive director of Black Swan State Theatre Company for 5 years; and a member and chair of several boards and advisory committees at both a national and local level including government (federal and state), industry and grass roots community organisations.
![]() |
NEWS: Tagged in Kindness on the sidewalks | 29 Aug 2023 |
![]() |
NEWS: Tagged in Appointments August 25, 2023 | 25 Aug 2023 |
![]() |
NEW ROLE: Non-Executive Chair, Seesaw Magazine | 23 Aug 2023 |
LOCAL information company Foxgold and the Perth Theatre Company have formed a sponsorship relationship that has delivered a powerful marketing tool to both businesses.
The Black Swan State Theatre Company has a new General Manager in Natalie Jenkins, with Andrew Forrest’s wife Nicola joining the board of directors.
Nicola Forrest has been elected to the board of directors of the Black Swan State Theatre Company.Mrs Forrest is currently CEO of the Minderoo Foundation, which she started with her husband, iron ore magnate Andrew Forrest.
SPECIAL REPORT: Three WA arts organisations have performed a series of firsts on tours to Asia this year, building on business and diplomatic strategies that highlight the value of cultural exchange.
SPECIAL REPORT: Arts and cultural organisations are pursuing innovation and collaboration to help manage the tougher financial conditions in WA.
SPECIAL REPORT: A decision to invest in giving campaigns has helped several of the state’s arts organisations increase their philanthropic income.
SPECIAL REPORT: A focus on creating and sustaining a liveable, connected and internationally appealing city is driving arts and culture development and construction projects across Perth.
Rio Tinto has announced its ongoing support for Black Swan State Theatre Company, committing to a further two years’ funding when the current arrangement ends at the end of 2017.
Black Swan State Theatre Company executive director Natalie Jenkins knows all too well how important diverse revenue streams are for the production of large-scale performances.
The Black Swan State Theatre Company is leading a push for comprehensive diversity, and connecting with corporate partners through these closely aligned aims.
Black Swan State Theatre Company announced late on Friday afternoon that executive director Natalie Jenkins would be leaving and recently appointed board member Danielle Norrish would take the role.
Black Swan State Theatre Company announced today its outgoing executive director Natalie Jenkins has already left the organisation while also disclosing her replacement, Danielle Norrish, may not hold the role permanently.
WA’s major theatre company has reported a sharp fall in box office sales for the fourth year in succession, along with a small operating surplus, with a big donation from Minderoo Foundation helping to bolster its financial position.
Rick Heath has been named executive director at Black Swan State Theatre Company, following controversy over sudden leadership changes at the organisation last year.
Former Must Winebar partner Russell Blaikie has joined Prendiville Group, while Natalie Jenkins has been appointed Seesaw chair and Natasha Collier will lead West Australian Music.
Our weekly appointments wrap includes Chris Jordaan, Natalie Jenkins, Craig Hollywood, Tim Feather, Ricky Burges, Jocelyn Connick and Chris Paul.
Short Back and Sidewalks signs up its first paid employee to help drive its expansion to tackle homelessness.
Access to our data for Natalie Jenkins is only available to paid subscribers with Data & Insights access.
Data & Insights is Western Australia's most accurate and comprehensive business listings and searchable database.
Natalie Jenkins is linked to 11 organisations which are included in 1 list - Not For Profit Businesses.
To see the data you will need to Subscribe.