Candidatez au Prix Innovation C&M Édition 2022 !
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Créé en 2016 par le Club C&M, le Prix Innovation C&M récompense chaque année les meilleurs projets entrepreneuriaux culturels. Depuis 2019, le Prix est remis dans le cadre du Forum Entreprendre dans la Culture en partenariat avec le Ministère de la Culture.
Pour sa 6e saison, le Prix Innovation C&M a été entièrement repensé et se décline en 4 catégories :
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Aide à la création : vise à récompenser tout projet qui propose une innovation permettant d’offrir de nouvelles formes de création, de faciliter la vie des créateurs etc.
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Publics : vise à récompenser des projets qui facilitent la relation des acteurs culturels avec tous les publics.
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Engagement responsable : vise à récompenser les projets qui conjuguent culture et économie écologique, sociale et solidaire.
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Territoires : vise à récompenser les projets qui permettent la valorisation des territoires, et/ou portent une ambition de développement à l’international.
Vous êtes une jeune pousse de l'entrepreneuriat culturel et vous vous reconnaissez dans une de ces catégories ?
Les candidatures sont ouvertes jusqu'au 24 avril pour participer à cette toute nouvelle édition du Prix Innovation C&M,
et ainsi promouvoir l’innovation et l’entrepreneuriat dans le secteur culturel.
Candidatez dès maintenant !
À la clé : un accompagnement par des professionnels expérimentés, une place dans l'incubateur éphémère du Ministère de la Culture et une couverture médiatique chez nous et chez nos partenaires.
Au plaisir de vous lire,
L'équipe du Prix innovation Culture & Management
innovation@culture-et-management.com
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