Events & Opportunities
| | | Posted on 15.10.2009 | Posted by LB
Enter the Creative Enterprise Awards
To enter you should be a student or graduate (graduated no earlier than 2006) of UAL. There are three categories you can enter:
• Successful freelancer
• Outstanding new business
• Most enterprising project
The deadline for entries is 10am on Monday 26 October. Prize packages include memberships to creative organisations, vouchers, business advice and more – watch this space. The winners will be announced at an awards ceremony at the Enterprise Week Launch Party on Monday 16 November.
To find out more and enter, go to www.ecca-london.org/awards09
Social innovation and creative business free event
Book now for ECCA’s free event Social innovation and creative business. There are increasing opportunities for artists, designers and other creative entrepreneurs to use their skills to address social issues. From innovating services for public benefit to setting up pioneering initiatives and businesses that drive change, creative thinking and processes have a good place in making a difference. This inspiring panel discussion will showcase some examples, look at the definition of social innovation, common ways of working and support networks for those interested in setting up in the field.
Date: Thursday 29 October 2009
Time: 6pm–8pm
Location: Rootstein Hopkins Centre space, London College of Fashion
Cost: Free
Book now http://www.ecca-london.org/events/eventdetails/?eid=827
Find out more about Enterprise Week 2009 at http://www.ecca-london.org/events
ECCA offers free one-to-one business advice to London's creative people. Visit http://www.ecca-london.org/advice/book to book a session. You will need to register on the site first.
ECCA makes every effort to provide information which is relevant and as complete, up-to-date and accurate as possible. Any information and material provided is for informative purposes only and should not diminish the individual's obligation to seek appropriate professional advice where such is required or necessary. Neither ECCA nor any of its employees, agents or subcontractors can be held responsible or liable to users of the information or any other person for any errors or omissions, or for any losses, costs or claims which arise as a result of relying on such information or advice.
• Successful freelancer
• Outstanding new business
• Most enterprising project
The deadline for entries is 10am on Monday 26 October. Prize packages include memberships to creative organisations, vouchers, business advice and more – watch this space. The winners will be announced at an awards ceremony at the Enterprise Week Launch Party on Monday 16 November.
To find out more and enter, go to www.ecca-london.org/awards09
Social innovation and creative business free event
Book now for ECCA’s free event Social innovation and creative business. There are increasing opportunities for artists, designers and other creative entrepreneurs to use their skills to address social issues. From innovating services for public benefit to setting up pioneering initiatives and businesses that drive change, creative thinking and processes have a good place in making a difference. This inspiring panel discussion will showcase some examples, look at the definition of social innovation, common ways of working and support networks for those interested in setting up in the field.
Date: Thursday 29 October 2009
Time: 6pm–8pm
Location: Rootstein Hopkins Centre space, London College of Fashion
Cost: Free
Book now http://www.ecca-london.org/events/eventdetails/?eid=827
Find out more about Enterprise Week 2009 at http://www.ecca-london.org/events
ECCA offers free one-to-one business advice to London's creative people. Visit http://www.ecca-london.org/advice/book to book a session. You will need to register on the site first.
ECCA makes every effort to provide information which is relevant and as complete, up-to-date and accurate as possible. Any information and material provided is for informative purposes only and should not diminish the individual's obligation to seek appropriate professional advice where such is required or necessary. Neither ECCA nor any of its employees, agents or subcontractors can be held responsible or liable to users of the information or any other person for any errors or omissions, or for any losses, costs or claims which arise as a result of relying on such information or advice.
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