Students of the M.A. International Management “Creative Leadership” and students from the B.A. Creative Industries Management and BA Audio Design organized and hosted a dynamic music and arts event on the 4th of July.
Students of the M.A. International Management “Creative Leadership” and students from the B.A. Creative Industries Management and BA Audio Design organized and hosted a dynamic music and arts event on the 4th of July. The event was set up as a “Creative Company Project” and aimed to bring artists and art lovers together, creating a space where creativity thrives, and connections are made.
Throughout this project, students honed their practical leadership skills, applying them effectively to real-world scenarios. This hands-on experience was crucial for developing future project management capabilities. The event not only showcased the talents of management students but also aimed to promote and support emerging artists from the SRH Berlin School of Popular Arts.
Designed to unite artists and art enthusiasts, the event provided a vibrant and inclusive platform for creativity to flourish and meaningful connections to be made. Attendees experienced a diverse lineup of artworks and live music performances, celebrating the beauty of artistic diversity. This event truly embodied a space where people came together to create, appreciate, and celebrate the rich tapestry of the arts.
Special thanks and major credit go to module leaders and professors Laura Lee and Marco Kuhn, whose guidance made this event possible. Additionally, coaches Mark Glaister and Harry Whalley, along with our partnership with UCA (University for the Creative Arts, London), played a significant role in facilitating connections and learning experiences. Guest professor Loucia Manopoulou, with over 20 years of extensive experience in a wide range of creative and cultural environments both in Greece and the UK, further inspired and motivated the students.
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