Why India? Why Now?

New conference for the creative industry.
http://www.whyindiawhynow.com/

New conference for the creative industries, with event promotion from Clear Focus Design and Marketing.

One of our more recent business wins was the Why India? Why Now? conference, run by Creative Connexions (http://www.creativeconnexions.com/) a government backed initiative and The University of the Arts, London. This is an exciting project with work aiming at other creatives so pressure is high for us!

To view details of the creative conference click here

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About the conference
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Announcing the Why India? Why Now? conference for UK creative industries, a new event featuring experts experienced and successful in exporting the best of British creativity. The day will provide those working in the sector with a rare insight into how industry pioneers have led the way for British companies to enter and win market share in India – one of the fastest growing and potentially lucrative economies in the world. Brought to you by Creative Connexions the conference is a project from The University of the Arts London and is partnered by King’s College London, London Business School, and the School of Oriental and African Studies.

The event features an impressive creative industries speaker list, including:

• Rodney Fitch CBE, the leading world expert on retail design and founder of Fitch, the leading international retail design consultancy.
• Parminder Vir OBE, the critically acclaimed film producer, BAFTA member and
  key figure in uniting British film industry with Bollywood.
• Alpesh Patel, the highly acclaimed financial and economic commentator and author.
• Graham Cartledge, a leading architect who, as chairman of Benoy, led the company
  from design in the UK to export their designs around the world.
• Sharon Bamford, Chief Executive of the newly formed UK India Business Council.
• Peter Day, renowned BBC Radio 4 presenter and anchor of the In Business show.
  

The conference is on Monday 28th January 2008 at the Brunei Gallery Conference Centre, School of Oriental and African Studies, Russell Square, London.