Vision
The Creative Clusters Summer School is a four-day immersion in best practice in developing the creative economy at the local level. We draw on twenty years of specialist regeneration in Yorkshire supporting local enterprise, delivering sustainable growth and making places of distinction.
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Summer School 2010: Vision
19-Dec-10Summer School 2010: Speakers
19-Dec-10
Speakers
Paul Wilson, founder of marketing agency Make Believe
Simon Evans, Director, Creative Clusters, Sheffield.
Lee Corner, Director, LAC Limited, Huddersfield
Prof Franco Bianchini, Professor of Cultural Policy & Planning, Leeds Metropolitan University
and more…
Summer School 2010: Venues & Visits
19-Dec-10
Venues and Visits
The Creative Clusters Summer School includes visits to some of the longest-established and most successful workspaces for creative enterprises anywhere in the world.
Creative Clusters 2008, Glasgow: Themes
17-Dec-10
The Creative Economy in Smaller Nations: What makes a ‘Creative Nation’?
The Moving Image Goes Online: harnessing audio-visual media for the regional economy
Policies for Festivity: the creative economy and live events
Strategic Leadership in the Creative Economy
The Long Story of Glasgow’s Creative Economy
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Featured Speakers
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The last few years have seen substantial initiatives by the Scottish Government in policy for culture and the creative economy:
> Creative Scotland
> Scottish Broadcasting Commission
Several of our speakers will be presenting new reports, and drawing from their current publications.
Creative Clusters Conference 2008, Scotland
City Halls & The Lighthouse, Glasgow; The Hub, Edinburgh
16th — 19th November 2008
Summer School 2010: Detailed Programme
17-Dec-10
Creative Clusters Summer School 2010
Huddersfield, Sheffield, Dewsbury, Saltaire, Yorkshire Sculpture Park
5th – 9th July 2010
On Wednesday 14th November, the V&A plays host to our special ‘Transforming Public Space’ session. This half-day event brings cultural practitioners, urban planners and economic development people into a conversation about the role of culture in improving the liveability of city streets.
