Government Sets £31bn Creative Industries Investment Target with Creative Industries Sector Plan Publication - Prolific North

Government sets £31bn creative industries investment target with Creative Industries Sector Plan publication - Prolific North

The UK Government has published its Creative Industries Sector Plan, launched alongside its broader Industrial Strategy, promising millions in funding for music, gaming, film and TV and £150m for creative businesses outside London.

System1 and Effie Worldwide launch groundbreaking report - 'The Creative Dividend'

System1 and Effie Worldwide have launched 'The Creative Dividend' - a groundbreaking new global report designed to reframe creativity as a measurable business investment, not a risky cost. Across the world, marketers lack confidence in creativity’s power to drive business results, to identify

Funding boost for creative industries

New £380 million investment to boost creative industries across the UK The UK government has announced a £380 million funding package to support creative businesses, drive innovation, and create jobs across the country. This investment is part of the new Creative Industries Sector Plan, published alongside the government’s wider Industrial Strategy. What’s in the plan? The Creative Industries Sector Plan sets out a framework for the growth of th…

Government announces 10-year plan to bolster creative industries

Drapers Government announces 10-year plan to bolster creative industries The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) announced the Creative Industries Sector Plan yesterday (23 June), which will increase annual investment from £17bn to £31bn by 2035.The post Government announces 10-year plan to bolster creative industries appeared first on Drapers.

£380m Govt plan to boost agencies but SMEs cry foul - DecisionMarketing

UK agency body the IPA has joined the Advertising Association in throwing its weight behind the Government’s Industrial Strategy & the Creative Industries Sector Plan, but not everyone is putting up the bunting, with criticism that most small businesses “won’t see a penny”. The strategy names advertising and marketing as one of the four ‘frontier’ creative sub-sectors with particularly high growth potential that Government wants to prioritise, a…