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NEW MEMBER Cultural Enterprise Office
NEW MEMBER Enterprise Screen
Very warm welcome to our new members S
cotland’s creative industries – from music, film, theatre through to literature
and computer games – are a jewel in the national crown with a range of successful companies. However, new business ideas need to be nurtured and encouraged, which is the task of Cultural Enterprise Office. Established in 2002, the company is dedicated to national business support for the creative industries. Te organisation, which has
joined the Chamber, offers free advice and support from existing creative industry leaders to help take young businesses to the next step of their journey. “Cultural Enterprise Office
is an ambitious organisation. We believe that the creative
industries play a significant and exciting part in the vision for Glasgow,” said Rachael Brown, Chief Executive. “Our goal is to contribute
to enabling Scotland to be the most entrepreneurial society in the world and the wide range of creative industries have something unique to offer.”
What do you hope to get from joining the Chamber?
“We hope to grow our links and be part of ‘what’s possible’ in Glasgow. Tere is huge potential for Glasgow and for Scotland. Our services are delivered nationally and we engage on average with 4,000 creative entrepreneurs and businesses every year. We are looking forward to a productive and inspirational 2017,” she added.
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nterprise Screen, who joined the Chamber’s recent mission to Manhatan, is a creative
video agency specialising in advertising, communications and digital marketing. Te company delivers multimedia, including broadcast, cinema, and social media content with video at its heart. “We have been based in Glasgow
for 12 years and deliver to clients locally, nationally and internationally. We have always wanted to expand into different markets and territories and, over the past two years, we have grown in the US market and we now have offices in Ohio and Washington DC,” said Jamie Smith, Executive Director. “Our business started with me
and a camera, meeting people, and sharing their stories and, while we have grown a lot since then, our
video project, the company, which remains a proud family business, is doing well. “Until we come up with
something beter for capturing real people and stories, video is the greatest thing we have,” added Jamie. “Partnerships, creative thinking and building strong relationships are integral to our work and the Chamber is the perfect partnering institution giving us an ideal arena to develop these core principles. Our mantra is: people buy from people. It’s as simple as that.”
team delivers that same experience, with people and their story at the core. Glasgow and Scotland are full of creative ideas and we find that this travels prety well. Our work is recognised internationally, whether it’s for a local business or a Fortune 500 brand,” he said. More than 20 years aſter that first
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