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Insights on Climate Change and Innovative Business Models
AEA Consulting continues our engagement with the critical trends impacting the arts, culture, and creative sectors, bringing our perspective this month to two of the many issues facing our clients now: the climate crisis and the need to explore new business models.
'We don't know when last orders will be called at the last chance saloon': how culture is feeling the climate change heat
The Art Newspaper
In an article for The Art Newspaper in the run up to COP26, Director Adrian Ellis argues that no matter how much invaluable mitigation and adaptation work the heritage sector does to address the climate crisis, without strong international governmental action, it will be in vain. The sector therefore has a responsibility to push governments hard on the Paris Treaty and to assist in the mobilization of public opinion.
Read 'We don't know when last orders will be called at the last chance saloon'
Apocalypse now: a summer of record heatwaves triggering raging wildfires has given a stark imminence to the reality of climate change ©Wirestock/Alamy via The Art Newspaper
So much talk, so little action...
Deloitte Art & Finance Report 2021
In Deloitte's Art & Finance Report 2021, Adrian Ellis writes on new business models in the cultural sector, why they are more talked about than acted on, and why this matters for the future.
Read So much talk, so little action...
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