What Auckland can learn from France's global cultural innovation
Cultural innovation is key to Auckland's urban renewal. Photo / 123RF
Opinion by Jack Bourke
Jack Bourke is head of strategic engagement at RCP and a key player in the revitalisation of Auckland's Midtown precinct – including The Symphony Centre, Aotea Lanes, and Bledisloe House.
THREE KEY FACTS
Earlier this month, I had the privilege of representing Aotearoa New Zealand at Courants du Monde, a prestigious international leadership programme hosted by the French Ministry of Culture.
I was one of 14 participants from 14 different countries, and the only voice from the Oceania region. As
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