Tim Davie – Director-General of the BBC
The BBC and the Future of British Television
In a rapidly evolving media landscape, BBC Director-General Tim Davie explores the critical questions shaping the future of British television. What lies ahead for the industry? How will the BBC evolve to meet new challenges? Join Davie as he delves into the transformative forces reshaping our screens.
As Director-General of the BBC since 2020 and previously as Director of Marketing, Davie has played a pivotal role in shaping the broadcaster's direction. With his deep understanding of the media landscape, coupled with his political acumen, Davie brings an informed insight into the issues facing the future of British media. Recognized for his influence, Davie was named one of The Guardian's 100 most influential people in media in 2009 and honoured with a CBE in 2018. Committed to the cultural sector, he serves as Chairman of Comic Relief and Trustee of the Tate and the Royal Television Society.
Date: Monday 18 November
Time: Doors from 19.00, talk begins 19.30
Where: The Guildhall, Salisbury
Tickets: £25 to include a glass of wine
All tickets are non refundable but you are very welcome to pass them on to friends or family if you are unable to attend.
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The BBC and the Future of British Television
In a rapidly evolving media landscape, BBC Director-General Tim Davie explores the critical questions shaping the future of British television. What lies ahead for the industry? How will the BBC evolve to meet new challenges? Join Davie as he delves into the transformative forces reshaping our screens.
As Director-General of the BBC since 2020 and previously as Director of Marketing, Davie has played a pivotal role in shaping the broadcaster's direction. With his deep understanding of the media landscape, coupled with his political acumen, Davie brings an informed insight into the issues facing the future of British media. Recognized for his influence, Davie was named one of The Guardian's 100 most influential people in media in 2009 and honoured with a CBE in 2018. Committed to the cultural sector, he serves as Chairman of Comic Relief and Trustee of the Tate and the Royal Television Society.
Date: Monday 18 November
Time: Doors from 19.00, talk begins 19.30
Where: The Guildhall, Salisbury
Tickets: £25 to include a glass of wine
All tickets are non refundable but you are very welcome to pass them on to friends or family if you are unable to attend.
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