from the founder
“What began as my passion to share the unique attributes of our state’s creative arts industry, has turned into a thriving business and movement. Our multiple digital platforms now include business leaders seeking to expand their advertising dollar and opportunities, and have connected freelancers with their next job, while promoting educational events for industry veterans and students. We have reinvented and advanced the knowledge and influence of the creative arts in our community and everyday lives using a combination of digital and traditional media. In turn, our success has resulted in deepening our market reach and strengthening the appreciation and enjoyment the public receives through the creative arts.”
Welcome to the beginning of the third volume of Rhode Island Creative Magazine (RICM), the only e-publication and multimedia company that connects the creative arts industry and professionals to other business sectors. There is a lot going on creatively and with RICM so lets get to it!
The September Issue was inspired by StyleWeek and the creative process it entails. “The Art of Beauty, Fashion and Style” has become the topic of this month’s issue. From designer dresses to make-up application, we have featured and written some great articles for you all to enjoy! Along with our beauty topics, we have our informative and inspiring articles such as “The Melo Project Runway for the Youth” and “Limitless Imagination.” Just two of our many articles written by our amazing contributors in the pages to come.
As we announced last month, RICM is expanding the number of editions and launching new multi-platform sponsorship opportunities. RICM also announces the expansion of its popular “inspirational speakers” series that features discussions with distinguished creative arts and business professionals, and the ramp up of its student-centered advising program to local schools and colleges and universities.
RICM has become a catalyst for raising awareness of the economic value of the creative arts industry to the state and the springboard of expanded interest and understanding of the abundance of talent and creative energy in the local area.
I hope you enjoy the first issue of Volume 3. I will continue to do my best to help promote and emphasize all the positive creative talent, movements and information here in Rhode Island to pass onto you. Stay connected on all our social networks to know what is going on creatively.
Kimberly Sherman Leon Founder and President
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