The Key To Setting Up A Successful Art Practice 

On concluding your research, if you decide to become a professional artist, you may not realise that you are starting your own art business. But you are effectively going to sell a product to people who find value in it.

Business and financial viability does not clash with an artistic/social mission. Setting up a business and creating a business model is not always about complex financial formulas and overwhelming strategic theories. 

WHERE: Brunel Business School (just a reminder that Techne students can claim travel expenses for travel to Techne events)

WHEN: 10th May 2022, 10:00 – 16:00 GMT

REGISTER:  https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/key-to-setting-up-a-successful-art-practice-tickets-296196280047

GUEST SPEAKERS

Philippa HObson Creative Co-Pilots, Director, London, UK

Gabriel Oduro Graphic designer, an illustrator and a printmaker, Lund, Sweden

Rebecca Harding Managing Director at Saltwhistle, London, UK 

INSTRUCTORS

Robin Jarvis is professor of Accounting and Finance at Brunel University London, UK. He was awarded the British Accounting and Finance Association’s Life Time Achievement Award in 2012 in recognition of his contribution to academic accounting and finance. He is a visiting professor at Bamberg University and sits on the editorial board of four academic journals. Robin is an Independent Director of the Registry Trust Ltd. where he chairs their Audit and Risk Management Committee and a Board member of the Genesis Initiative.

Dani Saghafi is an associate professor of Audit and Corporate Finance at Brunel University London. She leads the consulting group at Brunel and sits on the technical committee of Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales Corporate Finance Faculty. She is also an elected global council member of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants. She heads Transactions at Frontier Partners and has worked alongside various stakeholders, delivering financial and operational solutions.