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2026
4.30pm - 7.30pm

Event

How the Creative Arts are reshaping the future of industry

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    The Hub, 42 Bonar Road, London SE15 5FB

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Explore how the Arts drives UK innovation at an evening of networking, discussions and live performance.

How the Creative Arts are reshaping the future of industry

What happens when businesses work with artists and designers?

This event explores how creative practice can help organisations think differently, respond to complex challenges and develop new forms of innovation. It brings together industry partners, creative practitioners and UAL teams to showcase what becomes possible when creative expertise is placed at the centre of collaboration.

The evening will be a great opportunity to network with organisations across the creative industries and learn more about the support that Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon Colleges of the Arts can offer to business across the UK.

Speakers and panellists from the creative industries will be discussing the importance of the creative arts in shaping the future of industry, with a drinks and networking session in the evening.

Speakers:

Hannah Elsy - Founder and Producer - Superfanbase

Hannah has raised and managed over half a million pounds for creative projects and lead produced over 15 Off West End shows. She has worked for The Old Vic, and helped other producers get their shows to the stage as a consultant. Her company has been hired to create bespoke theatre productions for a financial services company and a unicorn start-up. The Guardian, Attitude Magazine, The Upcoming, The Daily Express and Broadway World have written about her productions, and BritishTheatre.com says 'Hannah Elsy knows a good thing when she sees it and she never attaches her name to anything less than wonderful'. Her production of Dumbledore Is So Gay at the Southwark Playhouse was nominated for four Off West End awards.


Piers Roberts - Trinary

Piers works at the intersection of creativity, entrepreneurship, and change. He has helped creatively minded people and organisations develop opportunities for almost three decades. Supporting them through change as they turn ‘nice ideas’ into groundbreaking activities, products, services and commercial businesses.


Cyrus Vantoch-Wood - Founder, Insurgent, Good Measure Guild & Mustard Brand Studio

Cyrus’s career has run through code, design, global creative strategy and venture development, from early digital startups to large-scale work for Nike, Samsung and Unicef. He has worked across London, Amsterdam and New York, building brands and businesses from both sides of the table.

He also leads Mustard Brand Studio, working with ambitious teams on brand strategy, identity, go-to-market and venture design.