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European Creative Business Network (ECBN) is a network of creative development agencies and creative centres. Our mission is to support the creative and cultural industries to internationalise – to do business and to collaborate across Europe

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ECBN provides European Services and Tools to its members, like creative companies and entrepreneurs, agencies and creative centres, cities and regions – such as Trade Missions, Easy Landing Points or Digital Marketplace, which are defined and developed further on a year to year basis in ECBN board meetings.

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CCIs @Coronacrisis Update #77 – Digital journey to Tromsø 2020

Digital journey to Tromsø 2020 Republished by ECBN from: IETM Lockdown measures taken by governments across the globe to contain the spread of COVID-19 forced IETM to cancel its Spring Plenary meeting in Tromsø, initially planned from 30 April to 3 May 2020. However, the network invited both members and the wider performing arts community to join in [...]

CCIs @Coronacrisis Update #76 – KEA takes part in Kompetenzzentrum Kultur- und Kreativwirtschaft des Bundes’ “Check-in Cultural and Creative Industries #7” round table

KEA takes part in Kompetenzzentrum Kultur- und Kreativwirtschaft des Bundes’ “Check-in Cultural and Creative Industries #7” round table Republished by ECBN from: KEA European Affairs KEA European Affairs has taken part in the “Check-in Cultural and Creative Industries #7”  round table discussions, organised by Kompetenzzentrum Kultur- und Kreativwirtschaft des Bundes and focusing on Europe's Cultural [...]

CCIs @Coronacrisis Update #74 – Common Ground: the European Cultural Foundation’s new annual maganize

Common Ground: the European Cultural Foundation’s new annual maganize Republished by ECBN from: European Cultural Foundation Just as the foundation’s five-year strategy, this magazine Common Ground sits awkwardly but intentionally, between a seemingly distant past and a rather uncertain future. This moment softly echoes Robert Schuman’s appeal of May 9, 1950: “Europe will not be [...]

CCIs @Coronacrisis Update #73 – Cultural Diversity and COVID-19: The Road to Recovery (14/05/20)

Cultural Diversity and COVID-19: The Road to Recovery (14/05/20) Republished by ECBN from: International Federation of Coalitions for Cultural Diversity (FCCD) On May 14th 2020 (2-4pm, Paris time), the ResiliArt Debate -in partnership with IFCCD and CISAC- will take place. ResiliArt is a global movement launched by UNESCO and CISAC that consists of a series [...]

CCIs @Coronacrisis Update #72 – A new economy for the arts – Webinar available online

A new economy for the arts – Webinar available online Republished by ECBN from: IETM Building on the discussion held during our previous Advocate for the future of the arts webinar,  the network reflected on how the current COVID-19 crisis might be an opportunity to rethink the economy of the sector and shift paradigms. After this period [...]

CCIs @Coronacrisis Update #71 – Culture Lab Europe: Spaces for Solidarity

Culture Lab Europe: Spaces for Solidarity Republished by ECBN from: European Cultural Foundation On Europe Day the European Cultural Foundation kicks off the online version of Culture Lab Europe – Spaces for Solidarity. The event was planned to take place in April in Rijeka, Croatia, but was postponed due to the COVID-19 crisis. Fifty cultural [...]

CCIs @Coronacrisis Update #70 – Mu.SA final event: “The future of museum professionals in the digital era”

Mu.SA final event: “The future of museum professionals in the digital era” Republished by ECBN from: Museum Sector Alliance (Mu.SA) The final conference, “The future of museum professionals in the digital era", of Mu.SA is now available online. NEMO Secretary General Julia Pagel delivered a keynote speech on the network’s survey, mapping the impact of [...]

CCIs @Coronacrisis Update #69 – COVID-19: Save European culture and values, MEPs tell Commission

COVID-19: Save European culture and values, MEPs tell Commission Republished by ECBN from: European Parliament In their discussion with Commissioners Mariya Gabriel and Thierry Breton, Culture and Education Committee MEPs stressed that the damage to the cultural and creative sector – especially for small businesses and individual actors – meant “more than just jobs being [...]