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2024
10.00am - 11.30am

Event

How to have a purpose-led creative practice

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Join this session to find out more about our current Entrepreneurs in Residence Sisterhood, and advice on how to create purpose-led practice

In this online session our current Entrepreneurs in Residence, Sisterhood, will take you through practical, tangible yet inspiring ways to build a creative practice that does good.

The co-founders will share their tips, guidance and learnings of how they have navigated building a business straight after university, finding their purpose and creating a niche for their creative practice.

In the workshop, they will also facilitate you through practical steps to identify your purpose and how you can build that into your practice to attract the right clients.

In this session we will cover:

  • Sisterhood’s journey from a third-year project to starting a business
  • Identifying your purpose & values
  • How to position yourself to attract purpose-led clients

About the Speakers:

Rachita Saraogi & Rebecca Thomson are the founders and creative duo behind Sisterhood, which work with young women and organisations to design a world that works for girls.

Through their social impact programmes, they have worked with over 500 girls and through their entrepreneurship programme have supported up to 30 young women to start their own purpose-led creative business.

They are multi-disciplinary founders in their own right, driven by their passion of working at the intersection of girls rights, education and gender equality and have been recognised for their impactful work as Forbes 30 Under 30 honourees, 100 Entrepreneurs to Watch by The Telegraph and recognised for contributing towards the Educational Environment Development through the Rybakov Educational Philanthropist Award.

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Image Credit: Collaborating with Industry by Fruzsina Menyhei, BA Illustration, 2023.

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This event is available to UAL current students, graduates, alumni and staff ONLY.

This event is organised by Careers and Employability, the department that empowers UAL students and graduates to make a living doing what they love.

If you believe there are any barriers to your participation in this event or you have any access requirements you wish to discuss, we would be happy to talk to you. Please contact careersevents@arts.ac.uk in advance.