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Anne Torreggiani



Anne is founder and Chief Executive of The Audience Agency, the UK national charity for public engagement and participation. She is a specialist in audience strategy and research, trends and patterns across arts and heritage. She has a special interest in the use of data and digital especially for better access to arts and heritage, increased participation and cultural democracy. Linked to this, she has developed a particular focus on human centred design as a path to innovation

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