Creative Mornings, the national “breakfast series for the creative community,” is dedicating its October session to the subject of scaling creative businesses.
On Oct. 13, at the Center / Architecture + Design, Bluecadet founder and CEO Josh Goldblum will serve as the session’s main speaker and will share thoughts around taking solo practices to a full-fledged professional practice with a mid-size team.
“I’ve organized the talk into some stories and lessons that allow a creative professional – or really anyone with a vision for a company – to pivot from a solo practitioner, to a small team, to a small, to mid-size team, some of the pitfalls, risks and inflection points,” Goldblum told Technical.ly in an email.
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Goldblum said the chat will also have lessons for those who have no intention of scaling their practice but want to “shape a vision, set goals and push out of what’s expected” of their practices.
The talk comes a year after Goldblum’s Fishtown-based creative agency opened a New York office in a play for both talent and clients.
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