Urdd Gobaith Cymru
Dai Baker is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in the creative industries and public sector. Currently serving as the Sector Development Manager for Creative Wales within the Welsh Government since April 2012, Dai focuses on driving growth in Wales' screen and digital sectors through initiatives that include indigenous growth and international trade development. Previously held roles include Government Business Manager and Senior Operations Manager, showcasing expertise in strategic operations and government relations. Additionally, Dai contributes as a Board Member for the Eisteddfod and the Arts at Urdd Gobaith Cymru and has experience as an International Trade Advisor and Business Development Executive. Dai holds a Bachelor's degree in History from Cardiff University.
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Urdd Gobaith Cymru
Mae Urdd Gobaith Cymru yn fudiad cyffrous a deinamig i blant a phobl ifanc sy'n darparu amrywiaeth o weithgareddau ar draws Cymru gyfan, gan gynnwys twrnameintiau chwaraeon, Eisteddfod yr Urdd, profiadau rhyngwladol a chyfleoedd i weithio ar brosiectau dyngarol. Nod yr Urdd yw rhoi cyfleoedd i ieuenctid Cymru i fyw bywydau byrlymus trwy gyfrwng y Gymraeg gan ddysgu parchu ei gilydd a phobloedd y byd. Pwy sy’n aelodau o’r Urdd? Mae 55,000 o blant a phobl ifanc Cymru rhwng 8 a 25 oed yn aelodau o’r Urdd bob blwyddyn, gan gynnwys 1/3 o holl siaradwyr Cymraeg rhwng 8 ac 18 oed, gyda 30% o holl aelodau yn dweud eu bod yn ddysgwyr. Urdd Gobaith Cymru is an exciting and dynamic organization for children and young people that provides a variety of activities across Wales, including sports tournaments, the Urdd Eisteddfod, international experiences and opportunities to work on humanitarian projects. The Urdd aims to provide opportunities for young people in Wales to live fulfilling lives through the medium of Welsh while learning to respect each other and the peoples of the world. Who are Urdd members? 55,000 children and young people aged 8-25 years in Wales are members every year, including 1/3 of all Welsh speakers between the ages of 8 and 18, with 30% of all members identifying as Welsh learners.