“Richmond Associates provided an outstanding service – their briefings were thorough and accurate, and their follow up was quick and constructive. The staff at Richmond Associates are all very professional and very personable, and really do care about making the right match for both client and candidate.”
Richmond Associates is proud to be the preferred recruitment supplier for Tate.
Since 2004 Richmond Associates has placed over 30 candidates at Tate, and we have had an exclusive agreement in place since 2007.
We are pleased to announce that we have renewed our agreement with Tate to be the exclusive recruitment partner for key fundraising roles within the development team.
The Tate development team, one of the strongest and largest in the UK, raises funds for programmes, exhibitions and capital improvements across the Tate system:
Tate Britain at Millbank, London was founded as the National Gallery of British art in 1897 and became the Tate Gallery in 1932. In 2000 it was renamed and became Tate Britain. Tate Britain presents the national collection of British art from 1500 to date.
Tate Liverpool is located on the Albert Dock in Liverpool and was opened in 1988. Tate Liverpool is one of the largest galleries of modern art outside of London.
Tate St Ives is located on Porthmeor Beach in St Ives and opened in June 1993. Tate St Ives also comprises the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden which has been run by Tate since 1980. Tate St Ives displays modern and contemporary art, in particular the internationally recognised St Ives School.
Tate Modern at Bankside, London was opened in May 2000. Tate Modern presents the national collection of international modern and contemporary art.
Tate Store at Southwark, London provides storage for art not on display. Tate Store at Dean Hill, Wiltshire provide storage for art not on display.
Tate Development Office
The Tate Development Office was founded in 1990 to raise funds from the private sector for revenue and capital projects at Tate. It has expanded over the years to meet growing gallery needs and is now one of the most successful arts fundraising teams in the UK. The majority of personnel are based in London with staff in St Ives and Liverpool as well as a small office in New York.
Tate’s vision for 2015 and beyond is predicated on a significant increase in private sector fundraising. Identified need over the next 6 years is around £250m, which represents a very significant step change for Tate. In order to achieve this ambition Tate is committed to building the one of the strongest fundraising teams in the UK.
