About Sanjit Chudha

Sanjit Chudha

Sanjit has worked in a variety of leadership roles in audience development, programming, partnerships, communications, external relations, branding and fundraising.

Sanjit believes strongly that arts, culture, and co-creation with communities can reimagine society.

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Currently, Sanjit leads the Public Programme for Bristol Museums and Art Gallery. Previously, Sanjit was Director of Audiences at Museum of the Home, led marketing and comms for Talawa Theatre Company, published web properties for Telegraph Media Group, managed partnerships for TalkTalk, and was Digital Director with Creative Nation. Earlier in his career, Sanjit worked in PR for The Millennium Commission, and was part of developing the Millennium programme with arts and culture organisations and people across the UK.

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Sanjit’s series of podcasts, recorded in 2021, and entitled  ‘Telling it like it is‘ offered space for people to explore History, Technology and ‘Home’ and featured luminaries like Professor Corinne Fowler, Chinonyerem Odimba, Natacha Atlas, and Ian Douglas.

Sanjit also set up and advised on the management of various charities and social businesses and mentored others through their development.

Sanjit’s interests are wide. He writes about culture, communication, marketing, media, social and demographic trends, food and ideas.

Sanjit loves cooking and entertaining, living by his family’s erstwhile motto “good food is everything”, which he takes to mean nourishing hearts and minds … and of course, eating great food.

Views and opinions on this website are Sanjit’s own.

Get in touch

Contact Sanjit by email, here.