Arts as business

By Stockton Arc on May 6, 09 08:21 AM

It was great to see the arts and creative industries represented at last week's North East Business Awards. Too often the arts is viewed from outside as a fluffy world where budgets, HR and strategic planning have no place. In fact, arts organisations often demonstrate best business practice in many areas of their work, as well as making a huge economic impact on their local and regional community. It was therefore rewarding last week so see the arts included in these prestigious awards.

Congratulations to Kitchenware Records, for winning the Best Creative Business Award and thanks to Arts Council England North East for sponsoring it.

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