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EPISODE · Dec 24, 2024 · 33 MIN

Bridging the Gap: Business Skills for Arts Students

from ARTS Redefined · host Angela P Meleca

Arts students are graduating without the business skills they need to thrive. Leigh Ann Cannady shares actionable advice on how educators can better prepare students for the real world, combining creativity with financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and leadership. Want to empower arts students with real-world skills? Tune in to this episode, and don't forget to follow the podcast for more strategies to redefine arts education and advocacy.   https://forsythapa.com/team/ https://www.leighanncannady.com/   Takeaways The arts provide essential soft skills for the workforce. Creative expression fosters teamwork and collaboration. Understanding the return on art is crucial for advocacy. Arts education can significantly impact youth development. COVID-19 highlighted the importance of arts in mental health. Entrepreneurship in the arts requires continuous learning. Self-awareness is key to personal and professional growth. Business principles should be integrated into arts education. The Enneagram can enhance leadership in creative fields. The arts are fundamentally about human connection.  

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