CHEZZY BROWNEN
Supporting change through programme management in the cultural sector
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Programme and project management​ for the heritage and cultural sectors
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Wider programme support including collaborating on fundraising applications and managing those funded programmes
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Collections decant and reinstatement planning​​, in particular those connected to wider building projects
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Exhibition development and management, including advice on touring, loan agreements, transport, logistics​​​ and insurance
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Specialist collections management advice, documentation, policies, procedures and art handling​​
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Museums Accreditation advice and support​
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Training and professional development in all these areas
Chezzy Brownen programme manager and consultant supporting change for museums, art collections and the cultural sector.
Services include:
About
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Chezzy Brownen is an experienced programme manager and consultant working for museums, art galleries and private country house collections. She is currently the programme manager for the new museum at Trent Park House, North London.
She was the programme manager for the House Development Project at Castle Howard in Yorkshire which opened its doors to the public in April 2025. Previously, she was the project manager for the collections decant and reinstatement for Project Pegasus at the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple in London as part of a redevelopment of the Treasury building.
Previous roles included managing the NLHF resilience project at the Norfolk Archaeological Trust, and a scoping project for the Treasure Houses of England in China exhibition. As consultant registrar for both Harewood House Trust, Yorkshire, and Leighton House, London, she supported their Museum Accreditation applications.
Chezzy has organised exhibitions and held registrar positions at the Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, the Barber Institute of Fine Arts, University of Birmingham and the National Trust where she covered 330 properties across the UK. In Bath and North East Somerset, she represented 38 museums and heritage organisations as museum development officer. In addition, she undertook a project to provide recommendations to raise awareness for Bath as a World Heritage Site and to feed into a UNESCO World Heritage Site report on the city.
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© 2025 Chezzy Brownen