Dani Salvadori

Dani Salvadori has had a long career in arts and university management. Her focus has been on widening access to all forms of artistic practice and employment opportunities for artists and students, including through short form learning and international cultural exchange.

Dani retired from the University of the Arts London (UAL) in 2021, where she led the commercial education operations of the university. These included large scale short course, study abroad and awarding body businesses which facilitated the learning of 90,000 students each year. She also set up UAL Arts Temps Ltd to provide external and internal employment opportunities for UAL’s students and alumni.

Since retiring from full-time employment, Dani has developed a portfolio career and is also a director of the Quintin Hogg Trust, a mentor and consultant for the Cranfield Trust and a volunteer tour guide for the British Museum. She is also an artist and poet, studying for a PhD in Emotional Cartography and the Poetics of Migration at Royal Holloway, University of London.