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On the Move: Latest sector appointments and departures

Adelaide Festival to seek new Executive Director; Nexus Arts announces new leadership team; new Board members at Sydney Biennale; Adelaide Fringe ambassadors announced, and more.
12 Oct 2019
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ADELAIDE FESTIVAL’S EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TO RETIRE IN 2020

The Adelaide Festival Board announced on Friday that after a 45-year career in the arts and three years with Adelaide Festival as Executive Director, Rob Brookman AM, will retire on completion of his current contract following delivery of the 2020 Adelaide Festival. 

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