Resources

We recently sat down with ENCATC Research Award winner Alessia Usai. Her book “The Creative City. Cultural Policies and urban regeneration between conservation and development” has been published in the ENCATC Book Series on Cultural Management and Cultural Policy Education. Learn how the Award has impacted the career of a talented young researcher.

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LONDON SEPTEMBER 2016

LONDON,  SEPTEMBER 2016

LONDON SEPTEMBER 2016

LONDON SEPTEMBER 2016

LONDON SEPTEMBER 2016

ENCATC spoke with Maaike Wuyts, founder and general manager of Aubergine Artist Management, a company that supports musicians, especially jazz musicians. Learn how the company has developed and grown over the years!

For this interview, ENCATC spoke with Joëlle Yana, co-founder of La Tricoterie, a space for making connections in Brussels, Belgium. She shared with us her experience as a young entrepreneur and what she has learned from building her business and what she has taken away so far from the experience. 

For this interview, ENCATC spoke with Hanaë Grimal, one of the founders of the CHapet Hill, a publicity and audiovisual agency in Diijon, France. She recently attended the 2nd Encounters of Cultural and Creative Entrepreneurship on 23 and 24 November 2016, organised by ENCATC member, The Burgundy School of Business with the Coursive Boutaric, creative business center. As a young cultural entrepreneur with a successful business we were eager to learn more!  

ENCATC had the pleasure to interview Valentine Avoh, a talented young designer who has had success launching her own brand and working with satisfied clients. She opened up about her experience as a young entrepreneur and what she could share with students and early career cultural managers looking to build their own business.  

ENCATC spoke with Alessandro Cozzutto, the creator of an innovated idea that helps people to film and edit videos using only a smartphone. We learned what it’s like to run new a business like the Once upon a time in Anderlecht, what impact or influence can this project have on the cultural sector and what is the most difficult challenge to getting started. 

ENCATC was introduced to Emanuele Butticé, a young Belgian entrepreneur to learn about his innovated idea that enables people to rent out their homes for a couple of hours and enables customers (corporate and private) to find unique places to host their event. We learned what it’s like to run new a business like the OneHouseStand and what is the most difficult challenge to getting started. 

“Piedra, la arqueología a la vuelta de la esquinad” is dedicated to the relationship between archaeology and mass culture. ENCATC spoke with Tono Vizcaíno to learn about his passion and project to engage citizens in having a more connected relationship with the heritage surrounding their everyday lives.   

ENCATC sat down with Anne Giraud, a young and innovative French entrepreneur to learn about how she created her company La Petite Idée, the challenges she has faced, and lessons learned. We also heard how her collaboration with ENCATC helped to expand her professional profile to a European level.