Creative Industry Finance Seminar Series Session 2: Tuesday 30 October 2012 Mary-Alice Stack, Director ArtCo Projects, Arts Council England.

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Creative Industry Finance Seminar Series Session 2: Tuesday 30 October 2012 Mary-Alice Stack, Director ArtCo Projects, Arts Council England

Creative Industry Finance Seminar Series Tuesday 16 October 2012 Down to Business - when does a creative idea become a business, and how? Tuesday 30 October 2012 An introduction to grant funding for creative businesses Tuesday 13 November 2012 The ins and outs of loan finance for creative businesses Tuesday 27 November 2012 A slice of the pie – equity investment for creative businesses

Funding for cultural and creative enterprises What are your objectives? Why do you need funding? Who might be interested in funding you?

What kind of enterprise are you? Sole Trader Freelancer Limited company Social enterprise Community Interest Company Registered charity Partnership

Grant funding – top tips! 1.Be clear about your objectives 2.Identify appropriate funding opportunities 3.If possible, make contact with the funder before submitting your application 4.How can you demonstrate/evaluate the impact of your work? (public benefit) 5.Sustain and build relationships with you funders (whoever they may be!)

Further information/useful links – subscription based service – EU Culture Programme – funding for small businesses

Thank you Mary-Alice Stack Director, ArtCo Project Arts Council England 14 Great Peter Street, London SW1P 3NQ Tel: