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MAXIMISING THE IMPORTANCE OF ARTS AND CULTURE THROUGHOUT THE ECONOMIC DOWNTURN
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This Seminar will be held at The Brewery in London
On Friday 24th April 2009
Seminar reference AAC/235 |
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 How do we continue to achieve world class arts and culture throughout the downturn?
How do we ensure culture and arts are seen as essential services in a recession?
How do we best sustain a mixed economy of private and public funding?
How can culture and arts best help revive the economy and underpin regeneration?
How can their role of sustaining depressed communities best be valued and funded?
How can business best see creativity as the key to future economic success?
How can creative industries be most successful regionally, nationally and internationally?
How should we best overcome physical, linguistic, religious and psychological barriers?
How do we best maintain the importance and value of cultural education within schools?
How can culture and arts build on London as the worlds number one city?
How can this be mirrored in all of our cities and regions?
Where can we expect to be in ten years time?
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The fee for the day's Seminar is £100.00 plus VAT.
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What people say about CPPS Arts and Culture seminars
Excellent; challenging; timely; effective. Director, Shakespeare Institute
I had a stimulating and intellectually enriching day and thoroughly enjoyed it. Chief Executive, Creative Industries Development Agency
Very enjoyable and informative. Head of Libraries and Information, Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead
Excellent , enjoyed. Director of Operations, Culture and Sport Glasgow
Very good learning experience and networking opportunity. Director, South Coast Design Forum
Well organised event&. Really useful to get specific examples of best practice happening nationwide. Community Engagement Coordinator, Audiences London
All contributions were constructive and insightful; very good. Project Manager, Theatre Royal, Stratford East
Consistently interesting; good venue and facilities; well organised. Arts Development Officer, Scottish Arts Council
Very informative; good networking; great venue and food; overall excellent. Head of Regeneration, Waveney District Council
Some excellent speakers and debate. Clore Leadership Programme
Quality event; stimulating; highly useful. Director of Strategy, Arts Council Northern Ireland
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