Paul Kirkman

Paul Kirkman is an experienced Director with a rich background in public policy development roles in the Senior Civil Service. He is a graduate of the prestigious Clore Leadership Programme and holds a MA in History of Art from Goldsmiths, University of London, and a MA hons in Philosophy from The University of Edinburgh.

With a successful career in the museum and arts sector, Paul has served in key positions such as Director at the National Railway Museum, Head of Arts at the Department for Culture, Media & Sport, and Deputy Director of Programmes at the same department. He has also worked as an Independent Consultant, bringing his expertise to a wide range of projects.

Paul Kirkman is known for his skills in Public Policy, Stakeholder Engagement, and management of Nonprofit Organizations. His background includes significant roles such as Team Leader at HM Treasury, Head of Policy & Planning at the Natural History Museum, and Private Secretary to the Director General at the Confederation of British Industry.

Having a diverse educational background and a wealth of experience in the cultural and government sectors, Paul Kirkman brings a unique perspective and invaluable expertise to his roles, driving organizational success and fostering impactful public policies.