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26-Sep-2002

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	Creative Clusters Online

The Creative Clusters Summit Conference supports the work of creative industry development professionals by enabling them to showcase their work, learn from each other, identify and articulate policy issues and connect to development resources.

	What's it About?
The first Creative Clusters conference will bring together the UK's most experienced practitioners in this field: senior players in creative industry support agencies, media businesses and policy makers from round the world. more...

	New Conference Sponsors
As the programme has grown, Creative Clusters has attracted an impressive line-up of government and corporate partners and backers. New this week: the Department of Trade and Industry, and the Financial Times. more...

	International Line-up of Speakers
Speakers from cutting-edge projects around the world, together with policy-makers at every level of government, will be presenting their work at Creative Clusters. more...

	Workshops and Masterclasses
We are offering three optional events in addition to the main conference programme:a workshop in Cultural Quarter Development, a masterclass in dealing with the media and a tour of regional creative industry projects. more...

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