is the largest collection of autochromes taken by one person in Britain, and is also in stereoscopy. Speaker Wild has been a speaker at TEDGlobal (Oxford, 2010), Lost Lectures (London 2012), DISH (Rotterdam, 2013), Remix London (2012, 2014), Remix New York (2014), Birdie Photography Conference (London, 2014), Culture Jam (Vienna, 2015), Let's Get Real (Brighton, 2015), International Culture Forum (St Petersburg, 2015), The Story (London, 2016), Digikult (Gothburg, 2017), Dealer Day (Verona, 2017), Brandy (Milan, 2017), RiseUp (Cairo, 2017), the British Association of Picture Libraries and Agencies (Wellcome Trust, 2016, Museum of London, 2018), CITEMOS (Vicenza, 2018) and Curating Social Media (The Photographers Gallery, London, 2019). Museumpreneurs In 2011, Wild set up the Museumpreneurs project and website with Shire Books, to showcase and encourage entrepreneurial activity in the museum sector. The project set out its mission statement: “We want to explore what it means for a museum to be entrepreneurial, we want to showcase museums already being entrepreneurial, and we want to help more museums be more entrepreneurial more of the time”. Wild presented on the project at the 2011 Museums Galleries Scotland conference. In his 2011 keynote speech to the Museums Association conference, Ed Vaizey MP, and Minister for Culture, Communications and Creative Industries talked about the project: "Look at the Museumpreneurs website. Many businesses and many retailers would jump at the chance to work with museums in this way. I was delighted to find their mission statement. For better or worse, that sums up my approach pretty well." Culture 24 From October 2015 to September 2017, Wild was a board member of British arts and heritage charity Culture 24. Musician "Faith in You", Wild's remix of British Art rock band No-Man's song "You Grow More Beautiful", was released on the Flowermix album under the name The Prophets of Bliss. Wild had previously appeared in the video for No-Man's "Colours" single (One Little Indian) in 1990. In 1993, Steven Wilson remixed Wild's track "Dub Zero". The remix was released in 2004 on Wilson's "Unreleased Electronic Music Vol. 1". In 1994, Wild played guitar in the band Music by Numbers with Peter Chilvers. He would later provide vocals for the band Aimless Mules, alongside Michael Bearpark (guitar) and Andrew Booker (drums). In 2001, Wild co-wrote and recorded three songs with Bruce Woolley, co-writer of "Video Killed the Radio Star" and "Slave to the Rhythm". Personal life Wild is married to