1. Digital Innovations and How They have Transformed the Public Sector: What's next? “To inspire Glasgow’s citizens and visitors to lead richer and more active lives through Culture, Sport and Learning”

2. Becoming Glasgow Life 1998 Cultural & Leisure Services 2007Culture & Sport Glasgow

3. Becoming Glasgow Life

5. Mission “To inspire Glasgow’s citizens and visitors to lead richer and more active lives through Culture, Sport and Learning”

6. Direct Delivery & Leadership City Strategies for Culture Sport Lifelong Learning Volunteering Events (non-Commercial) Commonwealth Games Cultural and Sporting Legacy

7. Major contributor to Health & Wellbeing Economic Development Formal Education (especially Schools) Social Cohesion & Community Development

8. Glasgow Life: Scale 17.5 million usages 2750 staff 154 Venues

9. Sports (30)Libraries (33)Community Facilities (30)Arts and Museums Bellahouston LC Castlemilk Pool Castlemilk SC Donald Dewar LC Drumchapel Pool Drumoyne SC Easterhouse Pool Easterhouse SC Glasgow Green Football Centre Gorbals LC Haghill Holyrood Complex Ibrox SC John Paul Community SC Kelvinhall ISA Maryhill LC Milton SC Nethercraigs (Fitness Suite) North Woodside Palace of Arts Petershill Park (Indoor) Pollok Pool Scotstoun LC Scotstoun Stadium Springburn LC Stepford Sports Park Tollcross LC Toryglen Regional Football Centre Whitehill Pool Yoker SC Other Sports (37) Outdoor recreation (15) Pitches (15) Sports Pavilion and pitches (6) Anniesland Baillieston Barmulloch Bridgeton Cardonald Castlemilk Coupar Cranhill Beacon Dennistoun Drumchapel Elder Park Gorbals Govanhill Hillhead Ibrox Knightswood Langside Library @ GoMA Library @ the Bridge Maryhill Milton Parkhead Partick Pollok Pollokshaws Pollokshields Possilpark Riddrie Royston Shettleston Springburn Whiteinch Woodside Mitchell Balgrayhill T.H. Barlanark C.C. Barmulloch C.C. Bellcraig C.C. Bluevale N.C. Castlemilk C.C. Couper Institute Cranhill Beacon Darnley C.C. Drumchapel C.C. Garrowhill Hall Geoff Shaw C.C. Govanhill N.C. Knightswood C.C. Langside Halls Maryhill C.C. Molendinar C.C. Netherton C.C. Partick B.H. Penilee C.C. Pollok C.C. Pollokshields C.C. Possilpoint C.C. Roystonhill R.C. Ruchazie C.C. Ruchill C.C. Shettleston C.C. St Francis Centre Tollcross Y.C. Woodside Hall Other Community Facilities (1) East End Healthy Living Centre (transferring to GL July 2012) Museums (9) Gallery of Modern Art Glasgow Museums Resource Centre Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum Peoples' Palace Provand's Lordship Riverside Museum Scotland Street School Museum The Burrell Collection St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art Art & Cultural Venues (5) Trongate 103 Tramway Glasgow Royal Concert Hall City Halls Old Fruitmarket All other venues (9) Linn Park (Play) Maryhill Stores Museum of Transport (closed) Petershill Business Centre Offices: Blairtummock Adelphi Rowan Park Garscadden House 220 High Street

11. Where Glasgow is today: Culture First in the UK outside: Scale of Civic Museums Museum attendances Concert halls Live music performances Live Music attendances Cultural production capacity TV & Film production capacity Turner Prize Nominees and Winners Higher Education Cultural Training

12. Where Glasgow is today: Sport UK City of Sport 9 th in the world for major sport events Commonwealth Games Host Largest sports complex in UK World Athletics Championship 2015

13. Sport Building Venues Running Venues Sport Development Culture Cultural Programme Queen’s Baton Relay Opening & Closing Ceremonies Volunteering Participation Audience Development

14. Audiences:Customer Satisfaction

15. Audiences: Historic

16. Why do we need research? What difference do we make?’ Cultural Health Economic Social

17. Global Audiences/Global Economy/International Networks “To inspire Glasgow’s citizens and visitors to lead richer and more active lives through Culture, Sport and Learning” Local Population Glasgow Life Arts & Music Sector Museums/ Heritage Literature/ Libraries Sector Sports Sector Health Research Local Users Lifelong Learning Collections Buildings Expertise Mandate