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Patreon is a creator-founded platform, helping creators build membership businesses that empower them to create on their own terms.Home to over 7 million patrons and 250,000+ creators (who've earned more than $3.5 billion dollars in just 8 years). Challenging the status quo. Getting creators paid. Growing.

Working with artists, venues and cultural organisations in various genres. Areas of expertise include:- Digital strategy- Artist management- International touring - Copy writing- Graphic designClients included ECM recording artists, New York arts centers and international cultural organisations.

HarrisonParrott has been a leading player in the international music management scene since 1969. For over 45 years, HarrisonParrott’s dedicated staff have been managing and shaping the careers of top-level classical artists across the globe. From the outset, the company’s fundamental policy has been to promote and develop individual careers, according to the distinctive profiles and capabilities of each artist, and on a world-wide scale. Since inception the company has nurtured the development of young performers on the threshold of their careers, as well as attracting many internationally acclaimed names to its ranks. Many of HarrisonParrott’s artists have been with the company since its founding days.

Serious is a unique force in the field of live music: one of the UK’s leading producers and curators of live jazz, international and new music.Serious produces events that range from major concerts, festivals and national and international tours through to learning and participation programmes, conferences and specially commissioned bespoke events. This includes the EFG London Jazz Festival, the capital's biggest pan-city music festival. Alongside its core role as a live music events producer, and programme consultants, it works in artist and rights management. Parallel to this exists the registered charity, Serious Trust, which has been established to support the next generation of artists and audiences through our artist development, learning and participation and commissioning programmes.The company makes a major contribution to the arts world through a national programme that is internationally recognised, working with a network of partners to ensure the greatest reach for creative work; each year Serious produces over 800 events, work with over 2,600 artists, reach live audiences of over 320,000 in over 300 venues, and have a broadcast reach of over 44 million.

The Academy of Ancient Music was founded in 1973 by Christopher Hogwood, under whose leadership the orchestra developed a global reputation for inspirational music-making which continues today. The AAM performs baroque and classical music on period instruments, taking inspiration from the distinctive sound-worlds composers of those ages might have known. Founded on a combination of academic research and superb musicianship, the AAM’s performances have been acclaimed for their vitality and intimacy.Over the past forty years the AAM has performed live to music lovers on six continents, and millions more have heard the orchestra through its catalogue of over 300 CDs: Brit- and Grammy-Award-winning recordings of Handel operas; the first-ever recording on period instruments of the complete Mozart symphonies; pioneering accounts of the Beethoven piano concertos and Haydn symphonies; and discs which champion neglected composers. The AAM is Associate Ensemble at London’s Barbican Centre and Orchestra-in-Residence at the University of Cambridge.

Limewash is a multi-disciplined Marketing Agency based in Cambridge. The company offers a broad range of marketing services from developing overall marketing strategies and communications plans or delivering one-off pieces of design to ongoing PR programmes and events. Limewash focus on understanding clients' business, who they are trying to attract and what they are trying to achieve and see this as integral part of putting together a relevant strategy or communication piece. They work with clients on bespoke projects as well as on a retained basis, tailoring our approach to meet client objectives.

Cambridge Literary Festival is the foremost literary festival in the Eastern region. Established in 2003, it delivers two festivals a year plus one-off events and presents a dynamic range of high-profile participants across the worlds of literature, media, science, history, politics, poetry, philosophy and children’s authors. The festival attracts hundreds of acclaimed novelists and poets, cultural thinkers, comedians, politicians and scientists to engage, provoke and entertain our audiences in some of the most historic buildings in Cambridge and around.The festival is a registered charity with its objects being the advancement of education for the benefit of the public by the promotion of literature, language and the arts through a literary festival in Cambridge.

Established in 2005, Lynchpin is a full service analytics consultancy with offices in Edinburgh and London. Lynchpin elegantly extract, integrate and interpret data, giving clients clarity to make the best decisions for their business. From statistical modelling to optimisation the independent team of analysts, consultants and engineers work in harmony to create and refine bespoke strategies.The company has extensive expertise across sectors dealing with unique requirements and company cultures. They take pride in being candid, approachable and supportive.

The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is widely acknowledged to be the biggest arts festival in the world and takes place every August for three weeks in Scotland’s capital city. Every year thousands of performers take to a multitude of stages all over Edinburgh to present shows for every taste. From big names in the world of entertainment to unknown artists looking to build their careers, the festival caters for everyone and includes theatre, comedy, dance, physical theatre, musicals, operas, music, exhibitions and events.In 1947, eight theatre groups turned up uninvited to perform at the Edinburgh International Festival, an initiative created to celebrate and enrich European cultural life in the wake of the Second World War. Not being part of the official programme of the International festival didn’t stop these performers – they just went ahead and staged their shows anyway.The Festival Fringe Society formalised the existence of this collective of performances, provided information to artists, published the Fringe programme and created a central box office. Its constitution was written in line with the ethos that brought these theatre companies to Edinburgh back in 1947: that the Society was to take no part in vetting the festival’s programme. To this day that policy remains at the core of our festival and we’re proud to include in our programme anyone with a story to tell and a venue willing to host them.