Crefovi’s daily updates: focus on working in the best trade conditions. As a creative entrepreneur, you want to have the best trade conditions around you and your creative business, so welcome the change of guard in the US because it will set the tone for future trade deals, and climate change deals, to come! #crefovi​ #crefovidailyupdates

#Crefovidailyupdates​: protecting, enforcing & monetising your IP rights. As a #creative​ #entrepreneur​ your #intellectualproperty​ rights are your most valuable assets. #crefovi​ explains here how to protect them, ensure that they are not counterfeited and how to use them daily.

Our founding and managing partner, Annabelle Gauberti, analyses the situation and changes triggered by #Brexit at the beginning of this new year 2021 #crefovi #crefovidailyupdates

28 September 2020 – Joe DiMona, son of the best-selling novelist of suspense novels, Joseph DiMona, chose a career in the music publishing business, as a BMI in-house lawyer. Further to working at this top US music copyright collecting society for 27 years, Joe recently shifted his focus to climate change activism and lobbying. Hear Joe’s war stories and snippets of his vast experience as a music lawyer, here, in his conversation with Crefovi’s founding and managing partner, Annabelle Gauberti.

1 May 2020 – Antoine Pecqueur and Crefovi’s founding and managing partner, and Lawfully Creative’s founder and editor, Annabelle Gauberti, had a Zoom video call, during these times of lockdown, in order to discuss Antoine’s trajectory in three distinct, yet complementary, cultural fields, which are music, journalism and writing. Antoine has accumulated an impressive body of work, at 38 years’ old, thanks to a strong work ethic and relentless work. Listen to the lowdown, from Antoine, in this entertaining and chatty ‟Lawfully Creative” podcast!

5 June 2019 – Bob McDade leveraged his experienced as marketing director of UK music copyright collecting society PRS, to co-found Manners McDade, one of the most prestigious music composer agencies in the UK, in the late nineties. Annabelle Gauberti met him at the Hospital Club in London, in order to discuss his trajectory in the music industry, agenting music composers, publishing their works and even recently setting up his own music label! Bob is a passionate gatekeeper in the UK music business and you can hear his pearls of wisdom here, in this entertaining and chatty ‟Lawfully Creative” podcast!

18 May 2019 – Stella Baggott is a versatile creative, since she not only writes and illustrates kiddies’ books, but also founded her highly-successful Brighton-based ceramics studio Atelier Stella in 2012. Annabelle Gauberti met her during a pop-up sale in Brighton, to discuss her creative process, her influences from Swedish, Italian and Cornish pottery from the 1950s and 60s, and her aspirations to bring her ceramics business to the next level. You can hear their interactions here, in this entertaining and chatty ‟Lawfully Creative” podcast!

30 December 2018 – Claude Aiello was born in Sicily, then moved to Vallauris to pursue the family tradition in the ceramist field. Since, he has raised to the top of this profession, becoming the go-to potter for famous French designers, such as Ronan Bouroullec and Mathieu Lehanneur. In this podcast, Claude explains his trajectory from being a mere potter, to becoming the enabler for all things in terracotta, to the top of the crop of the French design elite. Claude talks about all these topics with Annabelle Gauberti, at his workshop in Vallauris, in the South of France, during the latest Christmas break.

26 November 2018 – The first Welsh lavender farm, owned by Nancy Durham and her philosopher husband Bill Newton-Smith, started back in 2003. Nancy explains, in this episode of Lawfully Creative, the reasons underpinning such daring experiment of growing lavender in Wales, and how her Farmers’ brand grew organically, thanks to gifted and visionary allies such as Helen Lowe and Tyler Brulé of Monocle’s fame. Nancy also unveils what lies ahead, for the future success and scaling up of her Farmers’ brand, worldwide. Nancy talks about all these topics with Annabelle Gauberti, at her farm in Powys, in Wales, straight after the Hay-on-Wye winter festival.