Kirsty Veron

Kirsty Veron is an experienced arts professional with a strong passion for the Arts and a diverse background. She has held leadership roles in administration and management across various artforms. Kirsty is also a skilled actor and musician, specializing in voice and violin. Her extensive work experience has enabled her to build a wide and effective network within the Australian arts community.

Kirsty has a deep commitment to the regional Queensland arts community and has substantial experience working outside metropolitan areas. She holds tertiary qualifications including a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Creative Arts. Kirsty's educational background includes studying at Frensham, James Cook University for Theatre/Writing, and the University of New England for Arts.

Throughout her career, Kirsty Veron has been associated with numerous prominent organizations. She has worked as an Executive Assistant & Office Manager at the Office of the Minister for Science, Information Technology, Innovation and the Arts. Additionally, Kirsty has held managerial positions at various institutions such as the Southern Cross Soloists and the Redcliffe Cultural Centre. She has also been actively involved in organizations like Flying Arts Alliance, BoardConnect, and Queensland Arts Council, showcasing her diverse skill set and leadership capabilities.