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Informed by your votes, the first sessions have been announced for the Business of the Arts Summit including: What if publishing the ACE review was just the first step? A Q&A with Baroness Margaret Hodge, author of the independent review of Arts Council England. What comes next for the recommendations affecting England’s development agency for

While our colleagues at Baker Richards work on shaping the programme for Business of the Arts, we’re asking you to help us rank the possible topics to be covered. Vote for your most urgent or important topic(s) below.

For the longest time, this summit was called the ‘Keeping the Lights On’ day. At its heart, that’s really what it’s about. Amid the swirl of expectations that every arts organisation should be the best it can possibly be at meeting every single person’s unique expectations, I have found myself wishing there was space for

Uniting over 3,400 professionals from museums, galleries, heritage sites, and cultural attractions worldwide, the Museums & Heritage Show is where culture and innovation come together. Running over two days at Olympia, with more than 150 exhibitors showcasing solutions tailored to the industry, it’s an opportunity to gain practical insights into everything from digital engagement to

Our ambition is to create a day with space for many voices The Business of the Arts summit brings together people shaping the future of not-for-profit, and purpose-driven, arts organisations. It’s for those balancing artistic and social ambition with financial reality every day. The day combines expert-led presentations, and roundtables chosen and guided by you. Whether