Sentences with phrase «just creative businesses»
It's not just creative businesses than need creative people though.
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It's time for entrepreneurs and business leaders to get involved, because finding creative solutions to these challenges will require not just great political leadership and innovative research, but a transformation of business itself.
«This whole culture of exposure for free stuff is just unfair to businesses like myself, and it seems to happen across the whole creative field,» said Worthington.
She meets with a diversity of small - business owners — some well - known and others just starting out — who specialize in lifestyle and creative industries.
I would recommend it to anyone struggling with the process of creative innovation — which these days is just about everyone in business.
You don't have to have a creative - based business in order to appreciate the fact that Catmull just knows how to work better with people, and how to make those people thrive.
For evidence, consider the who's who of America's business and financial elite who have echoed the theme — often coining first - cousin terms like «compassionate capitalism» (Salesforce's Marc Benioff), «creative capitalism» (Bill Gates), and «just capital» (investor Paul Tudor Jones) to frame their philosophies.
We succeeded because we didn't just create another «me too» airline, but took the same creative, customer - focused approach we had with our music businesses.
Developed by local design firm Myron Creative, the new logo features bold, interwoven lines that form the shape of a «V» — intended to represent the connected and inclusive nature of not just our organization, but the Greater Vancouver business community.
I was chatting with a marketing friend the other day, and he was telling me how much he loves watching Mad Men, not just for the entertainment value, but to see how advertisers used to conduct business and the creative...
Big Frog promotes itself as a creative and fun environment for franchisors, and advertises as «not just a business,...
These are businesses that were started by bright, determined, creative entrepreneurs just like you.
I've seen creativity in more than just fibre arts and the written word: I've met creative coders, out of the box business builders, imaginative project managers, doctors with ingenuity, resourceful teachers, pastors with vision for creative community.
How Gina Gallo Is Keeping the E&J Gallo Winery on Top: Born into the legendary winemaking family pioneered by her grandfather Julio and great - uncle Ernest when they were just teenagers, after a family tragedy (their parents died in a murder - suicide) left them orphans, Gina Gallo's own career blended the commercial and creative sides of the business...
Email is still a very powerful tool for your creative business, and here are just a few reasons why i... [Read More...]
They are business owners and stay - at - home moms, lifelong artists, and those just discovering their creative identity for the first time.
There are many reasons for us being «on» most of the time, whether it's economic pressure, a need to stay connected socially, or having a creative or business idea that just has to be shared with as many people as possible.
«As a creative entrepreneur, my brand isn't just my business, it's an extension of me.
I wanted to take highlighting businesses, brands, companies, non-profits, etc. who are making a positive impact on this world just a step further... I wanted to go «behind the scenes» and sit down with the CEOs, creative directors, non-profit executives, and entrepreneurs, and hear the stories behind the brand.
Sometimes I think the people who clicked onto various SM platforms first are really lucky, e.g. Susie Bubble with blogging, coz when they started blogging was not a business and they could truly just enjoy the creative side of it, without having to deal with the business side.
Financed by Significant, MNM Creative, MACRO, and Cinereach, the film follows a young black telemarketer who finds success in the business world, quickly rising through the ranks, just as his activist friends are rising up in tandem against unfair labor practices.
«Instead the book is both a great portrayal of hopefuls coming to Los Angeles to pursue their ambitions, and an even greater examination of what it means to be a creative person with a dream, and trying to make it come true in a form that is just as much a business, and an insider social group, as it is an art.»
My friends, Johnny, Sean and Dave from the Self - Publishing Podcast, have just released Iterate and Optimize: Optimize Your Creative Business For Profit.
So here's the challenge: as I redo my websites, funnels, products and services this year, and as I get better at selling things, how do I keep people from just seeing me as an online business / marketing guy rather than the generous, creative genius that I actually am?
So sadly you I fear are one of those editors who are self - appointed with no actual real world experience with creative writing or the arts, just the cash to start a publishing business.
Also: when just starting out, many such dreams (any basement - or garage - type business, be it software or creative or whatever) may appear to the outsider as «playing.»
And while a company as profitable as Apple probably wouldn't fret over losing out on the 30 percent take it might otherwise get from some apps were they on the App Store, it's important to remember that Apple is staffed not just by creative geniuses, but by shrewd business minds, too.
And once the industry's authors turn the corner and understand that writing is a business, albeit it a creative one, then we're better able to assess the tone, the bearing, the key dynamics evident in this sector, just as we assess such factors in the content - acquisition or distribution side of the industry.
*** NEWS *** I just did a podcast with Joanna Penn for The Creative Penn, wherein I was philosophical and pragmatic about this crazy writing business.
Authors could benefit tremendously from focusing on both the creative and business side of things, instead of just the purely creative.
Just like any business, it will take some creative thinking and forward planning to retain continued gains as the industry moves, shifts, and changes.
Joe specializes in not just real estate backed financing, but unsecured business lines of credit and many other creative solutions.
His background is not just in the creative realm, however, but also on the business side of retail.
This year we extend that message with a bold new brand and marketing campaign that is not just about attracting tourists, but about incorporating business, investment, the creative and innovation sectors, and academia into one vision and direction for the city.»
«The Develop Industry Excellence Awards marks the time of year when the people who are at the creative coal - face of the business are recognised for just how remarkable they are,» Stuart Dinsey, publisher of Develop and MD of Intent Media.
So I simply expressed that maybe that has something to do with it... Konami is a business, and they have to look at things from a business standpoint and not just from a creative side.
10:00 am - 10:30 am: BuzzFeed Presents: More Than Just Good - Creating Shareable Content Philip Byrne, Creative Director at BuzzFeed UK, will talk on the history of the business and their unique approach to content.
But, just as the practice of fundamental creative techniques can make artists» work better, artists can practice fundamental business techniques that will make their professional work stronger.
If you are creative, the business of being an artist can be just as fulfilling as the creation of your art.
If you've already got a successful creative business this book may be a little elementary for you, but it's still an interesting read and reminded me of some things that I could be doing but haven't gotten around to just yet.
Your book, videos, short courses and challenges helped me so much think of my art not just as a creative passion, but as a business.
the interview was very informative and it makes good sense to approach selling art with a good business mind, I felt relief as I enjoy both the arts and commerce skills and see that selling is an art and an artist should not have trouble in designing a path that will work out sales special interest groups in other social networks this is just another journey a new color on the canvas I can do this thanks Cory your channel has been an inspiration I printed and sold 6 prints the first time I pitched I was selling prints of my work all with in a week end among friends I have now professionally digitized my work for reproduction online and want to offer a nice web gallery and this is where it's scary I'm an artist not enjoying computer mode I moved from an area with an art culture in Cincinnati to rural where artist is odd man in town so this is nice chatting with creative people thank you to Melissa for her uplifting input as well blessings to all
«Burnout» is a word that we often hear in the creative industries, and not just from people who run their own businesses.
Hugh, with all respect and love I just think you shouldn't mix your real creative work and business work so much.
But we thought we'd take a little bit of a break from that and talk more about its purpose and why we built it, which is that in law practice and small firm law practice if you are a creative business person or an innovator or tech oriented or trying to think up ways to better serve clients that haven't been tried before, we've found that that can be really isolating and that there can often be a lot of active resistance from other lawyers, from bar associations, from regulators, and that it can just be a really strange experience to be someone trying to make your business better, make the world better, and to feel alone or to feel like people are actively trying to stop you from doing that.
There's definitely a noticeable difference in law firms being more proactive and trying to be more creative and probably just more hungry for business than 10 years ago, certainly more so than 20 years ago.
CreateLegal works with creative firms looking to tackle business challenges, solve problems, and just get better.
Entcounsel is a law firm providing legal services for creatives and startups in intellectual property law, business law and entertainment law in Toronto - we are more than just another Toronto entertainment lawyer.
Just two years into his first in - house role, «highly creative business lawyer» Michael Shanley has already made waves, drawing praise both inside Panda and from the firms he instructs.
I just want to be creative, but I have learned that the business side of my creative business is just as important if I want to make a living doing this.