Digital Ambassador Category

Meet the Shortlist for the Digital Ambassador category! 

About Digital Ambassador  

This category recognises someone who uses digital technology or tools to create lasting and meaningful change. This could be in your own projects or within an organisation. You could be at any point in your career or of any skill level, so long as you are helping to transform how your organisation or community uses digital. This category only accepts self-submissions, so please encourage your peers to enter. 

The Shortlist

• Daniela Zaharieva – Increasing digital awareness and engagement at the Migration Museum
  
• Simon Moore – Digital Engagement at Darlington Libraries
  
• Jonny Goode – Digital transformation at Blast Theory 
  
• Steve Spamer – Samplitude Access 

The Longlist

• Joseph Glow – Visitor Feedback and Enquiries Integration 
• Ian Rattray – Unseen  
• Joe Stricklands – Chronic Insanity Theatre   
• Callum Smart – Caidence: Democratizing access to violin education through AI 
• Stuart Leech – Seamless Connections: How the Foundling Museum is Showcasing What Smaller Institutions Can Achieve Through Integrated Technology and Enhanced Visitor Experience 
• Beth Bryan – Audience data catalysing cultural change 
• Will Harpur – Painting The Town Red-digital 

Our Judges are busy scoring your brilliant entries and the Shortlist will be announced in early February. 

Who will Judge this category?  

This category will be judged by Zak Mensah, Co-Ceo of Birmingham Museums Trust.

More questions? Read our FAQs or get in touch with us on [email protected]  

Meet the 2023 Winner

Julie Nicholson – DigitalMe: Tell your story. Change the World

Julie Nicholson founded Digital Voice because she is passionate about using the power of creative digital media to amplify the voices of marginalised people. With a focus on creating digital inclusion projects, her work aims to harness the power of digital media to build the skills, self-esteem, and confidence of vulnerable or typically marginalised individuals and communities. The DigitalMe project gives a voice to vulnerable individuals using artistic video self-portraits, whilst maintaining anonymity.

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