Dame Helen Ghosh

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Helen Ghosh is Director-General of the National Trust.

Since joining the Trust, Helen has overseen an ambitious programme of work, including leading the development of their 10-year strategy and committing £2 million a week to the conservation of their landscapes, houses and coastline.

For more details about Dame Helen, please download our online brochure.

Lecture synopsis:The National Trust has always been an organisation that responds to the threats of the time, and this is no different in the 21st Century. A changing climate, the expectations of a fast-moving world and the pressures of development, mean heritage and nature are under greater threat now than ever before.

This lecture explored the challenges facing the Trust; how it responds to economic, environmental and societal change; and what the nation needs from the National Trust in the 21st Century.

Watch a video of Dame Helen Ghosh's lecture here:

Dame Helen Ghosh's lecture

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Room/Building:

Newton building, Main Entrance

Address:

Nottingham Trent University
City Campus
Goldsmith Street
Nottingham
NG1 4BU

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