Athena quit her job, booked a one-way ticket and unleashed the monster that had been stirring deep inside.

In 2004 Marie Louise Frigast took a huge risk when she quit her stable job to pursue an entrepreneurial career. She created ViewFinder Copenhagen, which was the first company in Denmark that represents and manages Cinematographers aka Directors of Ph...

Networking shouldn't just be something you do once in a while. Networking is something to be taken seriously. It's a great tool to make your business flourish. It’s just as much about the creative elements of entrepreneurship as it’s about the bu...

On the 25th of April we invite you to participate in a debate that aims to create awereness and knowledge on the financial conditions and potential for creative companies in Denmark.

Yes, you probably think your idea is fantastic, but it is worth absolutely nothing unless you do something with it. Let me try to explain where good ideas come from and you’ll hopefully understand why ideas themselves are not enough.

Satsuko VanAntwerp talked with Bryan Boyer about the problems with "Design Thinking".

Rebel Academy is an inspirational platform for creative and cultural innovators and entrepreneurs. The idea for Rebel Academy surfaced after I had held a few talks about being a creative entrepreneur, having shared the story behind www.ArtRebels.com ...

Emilia and Hanna are the two charming designers behind the Finnish brand R/H. They met while studying at the University of Art & Design in Helsinki and together decided to create the clothing company R/H. The two young entrepreneurs already own a sho...

Brazil is a country storming ahead on many levels, including creative and cultural entrepreneurship. Guest blogger Maria...

A braided paper patchwork wall, cardboard cut-out furniture and an enormous overflowing rubbish bin full of trashed ideas. Intrigued? Take a peek into the latest learning experience of local Copenhagen entrepreneurship students.

The most important starting point is to decide to be a creative business and to act like one. Creativity needs to be prioritized and the business leader plays a key role in maintaining this. The leader must lead the way and set the overall tone and b...

Lars Larsen, Bjarke Ingels and Jens Martin Skibsted were all successful entrepreneurs in architecture and design, when they worked separately in Kilo Design, BIG and Skibsted Ideation. Nevertheless they joined forces and together created KiBiSi, whic...

Lesson one in becoming an entrepreneur is first and most importantly to acknowledge that it’s possible to create a job, instead of getting one

Benjamin is a Concept Creator and Academy Mentor working with organisations and communities to define and deliver on mar...

Larissa was among eight artists shortlisted for the 2011 
Lacoste Elysée Prize until she was removed from the shortlist as her work was too political.

I have always been naïve… or perhaps irrational. Like when I moved from France (Paris!) to Sweden (Uppsala) in 1986 without knowing anything about this new country, the language or peculiar habits of its friendly people. 25 years later I did it ag...

A nice way to look at making creative entrepreneurship profitable is through a simple gap analysis – connecting what p...

What Toronto lacks in cycling infrastructure, it makes up for in social innovation hot spots. Here are the top 6 social innovation organizations to check out on your next visit to this great Canadian city.

America was discovered when Christopher Columbus literally sailed outside the charts! This occurred in spite of the best knowledge about sea routes and navigation, in spite of the established charts, and in spite of his captains’ and crew’s objec...

Working in the creative industry is tough. One has to draw a line between being creatively uncompromising and economically efficient.