GUESTS: Geoffrey Lim & Selene Bateman

The fourth, and final episode of the current series of the Creative Exchange focuses on Managing the Business of a Creative Practice with valuable business and administration advice. In this episode we hear from two guests who share their wisdom and practical tips on how to successfully run a creative enterprise and the types of experts – such as financial or marketing professionals – you may like to consult along the way.

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Mentorship (Part 2) Guests: Caroline Bowditch (CEO Arts Access Victoria) Tamar Dolev (artist and mentee)

The third episode of the Creative Exchange series continues to look at mentorship. Join host ArtsHub's Madeleine Swain as she talks to a range of people in the creative sector who have extensive knowledge and experience of what it's like to be involved in mentorship – on both sides of the equation.

Learn how to start a mentorship relationship, how to manage the boundaries and expectations, and what resources you can access to help you along the way. This is the second instalment of a two-part podcast.

More on the Creative Exchange at: https://www.artshub.com.au/creative-exchange/

The second episode of the Creative Exchange series looks at mentorship. Join host ArtsHub's Madeleine Swain as she talks to a range of people in the creative sector who have extensive knowledge and experience of what it's like to be involved in mentorship – on both sides of the equation.

Guests: Collette Brennan (CEO of Abbotsford Convent) and Daniel Santangeli (Artistic Director and co-CEO of Footscray Community Arts)

Learn how to start a mentorship relationship, how to manage the boundaries and expectations, and what resources you can access to help you along the way. This episode is in two parts, with part two coming soon.

Episode #1 – Catching Curveballs. Guests: Christian Leavesley and Debra Allanson (Arena Theatre), and Estelle Michaelides.

In this first episode, we talk to some creative people who have been thrown a curveball and used their ingenuity and innovation to not only survive it but thrive in whole new ways.

Whether it's a funding cut, a natural disaster or a pandemic that seems to come out of nowhere, the resulting challenge can present both individual artists and arts organisations with a potentially insurmountable roadblock.

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