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David Handley AM is the founder and the force behind Sculpture by the Sea, an exhibition that began in Sydney in 1997, before expanding to Perth and, with Royal patronage, Denmark. In this episode, he explains how and why he built these cultural and community assets, and why he is so passionate about his latest venture, the Snowy Valleys Sculpture Trail. David also offers valuable insights into running a non-profit, how to raise philanthropic and corporate support, and how to nurture partnerships that endure.
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