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Developing a Strategic and Risk-Based Approach to Collections Care
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​This practical course offers a clear understanding of strategic decision-making within collections care. You will learn how to develop effective strategies and establish a risk management framework that supports the preservation of heritage collections while prioritizing the well-being of your team, and enhances your fundraising efforts..
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Course Objectives
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Throughout the course, you will learn to:
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Implement a comprehensive risk management framework that integrates with your department’s collections care strategy, planning, and fundraising efforts.
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Use practical tools and techniques for risk analysis and evaluation, applying real-life scenarios to make informed decisions aligned with your strategic priorities.
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Assess organizational risks related to collections and connect these insights to your broader risk management strategy, supporting resource planning and decision-making.
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Create a structured work environment that promotes a supportive atmosphere and enhances team well-being.
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Following the course, you will receive additional resources and ongoing support to help you apply what you’ve learned in your practice.
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Who Is This Course For?
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This course is designed for heritage professionals involved in collections care and conservation management, including heads of conservation, collection care, curatorial teams, senior curators, librarians, archivists, conservators, and staff in leadership or management roles seeking a more strategic and meaningful approach to collections care.
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Course Leader
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Andor Vince is a Collections Care Advisor and a Positive Psychology Practitioner with over 20 years of experience in the heritage sector. He advises heritage organizations globally on preserving their collections through the development and implementation of effective strategies and planning.
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In his work, Andor combines his understanding of industry challenges with a strategic focus on decision-making and prioritization in collections care, alongside team well-being, to promote a structured and balanced work environment.
He is passionate about empowering heritage professionals to adopt systematic and innovative collections care approaches.
June 2025 - The Americas, Europe and the UK
Developing a Strategic and Risk-Based Approach to Collections Care
Dates: 16th and 17th June
Time: 11am (Central Time)*
Duration: Two half days
Total hours: 7 hours
Venue: Online (Zoom platform)
Cost: $450 USD
*To convert to your time zone, click here.
October 2025 - The Americas, Europe and the UK
Developing a Strategic and Risk-Based Approach to Collections Care
Dates: 20th and 21st October
Time: 11am (Central Time)*
Duration: Two half days
Total hours: 7 hours
Venue: Online (Zoom platform)
Cost: $450 USD
*To convert to your time zone, click here.
October 2025 Asia and Pacific
Developing a Strategic and Risk-Based Approach to Collections Care
Dates: 13th and 14th October
Time: 3pm (Sydney time)
12pm (Beijing Time)*
Duration: Two half days
Total hours: 7 hours
Venue: Online (Zoom platform)
Cost: $3,280 CNY/ $700 AUD / $754 NZD + GST
*To convert to your time zone, click here.
Other Course Information
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Payment Details
All charges will be processed through a PayPal Business Account. Payments will be made in New Zealand Dollars (NZD), as the Heritage Collections Care Consortium is based in Auckland, NZ.
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Cancellation Policy
You may cancel your enrollment up to 15 days before the start of the course for a full refund. No refunds will be issued after this period, except in extraordinary circumstances. To request a refund, please contact us here.
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Technical Requirements
FFor online attendance, participants must have reliable internet access and be able to use the Zoom platform. Please note that we are unable to assist you with any technical difficulties during the course.
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Post-Course Support
After the course, you will receive follow-up resources and support for implementing what you have learned in practice (within reason).
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Ethics and Professional Conduct
Participants in the course are expected to maintain the highest standards of ethical behavior and professional conduct, reflecting the values of the heritage collection care field. This includes treating all individuals with respect and dignity, engaging in open and constructive dialogue. We encourage a collaborative and psychologically safe learning environment where diverse perspectives are valued and respected.​​​