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Arts Centre Melbourne appoints new Marketing Manager

Arts Centre Melbourne has announced the appointment of Sarah Hunt as the new General Manager of Marketing and Audience Development.

16 Jan 2013

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Australia’s biggest performing arts centre and the flagship location for performance arts in Victoria has announced the appointment of Sarah Hunt as General Manager of Marketing and Audience Development.

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