Congratulations to our client Tricolor for winning a prestigious museum and heritage supplier of the year award

Posted on 4th August 2021 by Streets -  What's trending?


Image to represent Congratulations to our client Tricolor for winning a prestigious museum and heritage supplier of the year award

Tricolor, the museum and heritage development consultancy, has won the prestigious national Museums + Heritage Award for Supplier of the Year for providing vital recovery support to numerous organisations during Covid. While the initial nominations were made by clients, the final decision was made by a public vote, which Tricolor won.

The company, founded in Cambridgeshire in 2010, works with museum, heritage and cultural clients around the country, helping them become better businesses. The team’s focus during the pandemic has been helping museums and heritage organisations to survive then get ready to thrive.

The sector has been particularly badly hit by the pandemic, with many organisations going under or uncertain about their future. Tricolor were shortlisted for the award because the team ran large numbers of free advice and mentoring sessions for cultural organisations across the country, to help them cope with the unprecedented threat to the sector.

The Award Judges’ Citation read: “The winners distinguished themselves in a time of crisis by volunteering to run free support sessions on emergency funding. In parallel, they worked with museums and heritage organisations to develop recovery plans and successful funding applications whilst also helping them reimagine and keep long term plans and projects on track.”

Frank Crosby, Tricolor’s co-founder said: “We're passionate about museums, heritage and culture and their importance for people and communities and we wanted to help. We were determined to help ensure that these important elements of our culture were not wiped out by the pandemic.

“We supported local museums, castles, historic railways, cathedrals, volunteer groups and wildlife trusts amongst others - all very different organisations but all facing common threats. We worked with them all to help them to not just survive, but to aim to thrive. As a result of our experience we’re developing a range of training and mentoring programmes for the sector to further boost its resilience.

“We were delighted and humbled to hear that we'd been nominated by the organisations we'd helped, and touched that so many people voted and helped us win. Winning this major award will further raise our profile and hopefully encourage other organisations to contact us for support. We’re here to help.”

The winner of the Museum + Heritage Awards 2021 Supplier of the Year was decided by a public vote and was announced at a glittering online event on the evening of 1 July 2021.

For more information about Tricolor please visit their website.


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