Since the first “mapping” of the UK’s creative industries in 1998 the economic contribution made by the creative sector has been increasingly recognised. The 2008 UNCTAD report positioned the sector as a key tool in strategic economic development... Read more »
An understanding of the creative sector in economic terms broadens our focus, allowing us to recognise the critical role of entrepreneurs. A more entrepreneurial culture within the creative sector is essential if we are to ensure its on-going commercial and cultural success.
Andrew Senior Associates Ltd operates out of two offices in the UK, in Manchester and London. The core team works closely with a range of Associates, themselves all experts ... Read more »
Andrew Senior Associates Ltd (ASA) works with a growing network of Associates around the world. Associates are invited to work with us and are selected on the basis of our personal experience of working with them ... Read more »
Andrew Senior has been appointed to a new expert group, created by UNESCO and the European Union, to support the development of cultural policy in a range of emerging economies. The UNESCO programme, funded by the EU, focusses on working with 70 'beneficiary' countries, all of which are signatories to the 2005 UN Convention on cultural diversity. The experts will provide technical assistance and help to shape policy and interventions that, when implemented, will ensure that the objectives of the Convention are met by strengthening the governance of culture... Read more »
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The asa*blog is an international dialogue about the creative economy and what drives it. Its contributors are drawn from Associates and staff of Andrew Senior Associates Ltd.
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Andrew Senior Associates Ltd is a specialist agency working in the field of the creative economy. The focus of the company is to create and manage interventions that support the development of the creative economy, with a particular focus on ... Read more »
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