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Creative Futures Launch: Thurs 4th March '10
Next Thursday evening, March 4th, sees the official launch of Creative Futures - a three-year programme created by six of London’s most dynamic, creative organisations who have come together to support peer-to-peer innovation and sustainable growth in small London-based music, film, fashion, digital and creative enterprises. Financed through the European Regional Development Fund, Industry, and Westminster and Kensington & Chelsea Councils, the Creative Futures project is a comprehensive response to the new economic realities facing small and medium enterprises.
Comprising New Media Knowledge, MusicTank, Julie's Bicycle, London Film Convention and Portobello Film Festival, Portobello Business Centre and Paddington Development Trust, each of the founding partners brings skills and expertise to a business sector that forms the backbone of creative, working London and who will facilitate a range of FREE business advice, consultancy, workshops and seminars to registered participants of the programme, on a first-come, first-served basis during the next three years.
This FREE launch event will provide an opportunity to learn how Creative Futures can help you build your creative business in 2010. Held at Great Western Studios - a brand new, giant interactive networking space - this event also affords an opportunity to meet new people, organisations and potential clients in a relaxed atmosphere and against an exciting backdrop of interactive art installations, music and games...you'll even get a chance to experience a Talkaoke mobile chat show!
As if that's not enough, complimentary drinks for the early birds come courtesy of Creative Futures and Great Western Studios. What are you waiting for?
This event is FREE but you must register at: http://www.creative-futures.co.uk/event/2010/03/creative-futures-launch
DIARY:
Date: Thurs 4 Mar 2010 | Time: 18.00-21.00 hrs
Venue: Great Western Studios, 65 Alfred Road, London, W2 5EU
See below for further information about Creative Futures...
Remember! No walk up on the day - you must register for this event !!
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