Rebekka Kill
Strategic Development Associate @The Culture Capital Exchange
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WORK HISTORY
Strategic Development Associate @The Culture Capital Exchange
I am currently working on several projects including a Leadership ThinkTank
EDUCATION
Leeds Beckett University
PhD, Art Pedagogy
Leeds Beckett University
BA Fine Art
Henley Business School
Henley Professional Certificate in Coaching, Executive Education
The University of Huddersfield
PGCE, PCET
University of Leeds
MA, Feminism
SKILLS
ABOUT REBEKKA KILL
I absolutely love teaching, coaching and research in all forms. Building trust, supporting learning, developing risk appetite while helping people acquire knowledge and skills is the best job in the world. I have 10 years of senior leadership experience. I’ve managed budgets of up to £10million and teams of up to 60 staff. During my 25 year career I\'ve worked and published in art and design, education, cultural studies, business, music and performance. My PhD focused on academic identity construction.I have strong track record of partnership development and I have been a member of various boards including chairing the board of East Street Arts for 3 years. Knowledge exchange is a key area of my expertise.#leadership #coaching #research #consultant #executiveeducation #mba #yorkshire #knowledgeexchange #businesscoach #consultancy #academic #learning #diversity #innovation #creativity Selected Publications Kill, R.(2020) Thinking About Leadership, R.(2020) The Problem with Resilience, R.(2020) Social Media, Lockdown and Heteroglossic Stew, in R (2019) That thing called theory - a cautionary tale of curricular contradictions and PhD paradox, in Teaching Artistic Research, Angewandte: Book Series of the University of Applied Arts Vienna. Kill, R.(2019) “Hey boy, hey girl, superstar DJ, here we go… “:exploring the experience of female and non binary DJs in the UK music scene, in Gender in Music Production, Routledge. Kill, R.(2018) “Art at The Music Festival: Blueprints and the Chronotope” July 2018 issue (volume 42, issue 3) of the Journal of Communication Inquiry. The special section is titled \"1968 Movements and Activism.\"
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