Our successful Re:Create business skills programme is making its debut in the London borough of Richmond in 2024/5.
Developed and delivered by Creative United and funded by Richmond Council and UK Shared Prosperity Fund, the programme aims to empower creative, self-employed individuals and small enterprises to develop and thrive.
Click on the images below to meet our Re:Create Richmond cohort and learn more about their work.
What will Re:Create Richmond participants benefit from?
As well as having the opportunity to join the growing network of creatives within their community, the 24 Re:Create Richmond participants will have exclusive access to 4 hours of free, tailored one-to-one business mentoring from experienced professionals within creative industries.
Additionally, all creatives and creative businesses in the borough can access:
- A 4-module course Marketing and E-Commerce, Funding, Business Resilience, and Team Building which includes on-demand training videos and downloadable resources.
- Online networking events to allow participants to meet other like-minded creatives and small-business owners within their communities.
This comprehensive approach ensures tailored guidance on crucial aspects of business development, including marketing strategies, financial planning, and leadership.
E-learning course (open to all creative businesses with a London Borough of Richmond postcode)
Available FREE of charge until September 2025. Available to purchase for £185+ VAT for non-Richmond businesses.
Click here to access.
What difference has the programme made already?
Participants of Re:Create Wandsworth have already benefited from the bespoke business support and training that this programme has to offer.
Elaine Giles, Artist (Re:Create 2023 participant) said:
My business mentor asked very clarifying questions. She really gave me confidence and a structure. My mentor and the e-learning course were absolutely brilliant. It changed my life. Transformative.”
Natalie Teming-Amoako, Afrochick Productions (Re:Create 2023 participant) said:
What was great about having the mentor was that he showed he believed in me, I needed that support.”