Sarie Mairs Slee
Sarie Mairs Slee is the Head of the Salford Culture and Place Partnership, a cross-city partnership leading on Salford’s strategy for creativity, culture and placemaking. Sarie’s background spans academic teaching and research, creative practice and social entrepreneurship, engaging with the roles of culture/creativity in sustainable urban regeneration and physical performance practice in surprising and intermingling ways. As a values-based leader, Sarie sees collaboration as the key component to risk-ready, meaningful, and impactful work across culture and place: building mutually beneficial relationships, grounded in a parity of respect, with common desire to ‘do’ better.
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