Bronagh Daly
Discover the true potential of your organisation with the Art of Good Governance
Workshops, retreats and bespoke consultancy support for trustees and change makers in the Voluntary, Community and Faith Sector
Bronagh Daly FRSA
"As a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, it is a real privilege to support senior leaders in VCFS organisations, helping them to embed a creative approach to change - for the common good."
I provide workshops, retreats and bespoke consultancy embracing creative processes to showcase the Art of Good Governance. Utilising the principles of creative writing and printmaking, I support trustees and senior leaders to use their radical imagination to dream for a better future.
Guided by my philosophy of 'Love Your Community' I will work with you to create a plan that will help your organisation flourish.
Interactive online sessions providing creative time out for trustees, campaigners, activists and senior leaders
Inspired by a philosophy of 'LOVE Your Community' collaborative and creative support for trustees and senior leaders
A time to pause and take stock with creative retreats for clergy, trustees, change makers and senior leaders
Embedding a culture of care through creativity in my work as a Good Governance advisor and curator of creative projects
Image credits: Artwork designed by Luke Walwyn at LWS for 'Wisdom: Rooted in Place' commissioned by Bronagh Daly. Funded by Leeds Church Institute
Memberships
I am a member of the Artists' Union, as this aligns with my values. The Artists' Union was set up to promote the role of artists in society as a force for social change ('Art is Work') and developed several work groups including a Women's Workshop.
As a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts I am a member of a community of accomplished individuals, recognised not for status alone, but for how we use our experience, insight and influence in the public interest. As a fellow, I contribute actively - placing my thinking into the world, where it can be challenged, refined and shared for the common good.
