What’s on Career events Finding the Funds: Thinking creatively and looking beyond the obvious to fund your projects Find The Funds: Thinking creatively and looking beyond the obvious to fund your projects Trusts and foundations are one way to fund your projects, but the funding rounds are extremely competitive and getting feedback on your submission is almost impossible. It can feel like a black box. Join musician, entrepreneur and educator Susan Eldridge (Notable Values) for a special session on thinking creatively about project funding. The session will cover topics including: reverse engineering your ideas creating a problem statement articulating the non-arts value of your project the difference between a good idea and a good business idea Bring a pen and paper - you'll want to make notes at this exciting Q and A workshop session. There will also be opportunities for you to ask questions, so have them ready or submit them in advance! Susan Eldridge is a serial inventor of ideas and projects that change the lives of musicians. As a speaker, writer, and teacher, she has supported musicians of all ages and stages to thrive on and beyond the stage. She is renowned internationally as a designer of learning programs for musicians, and has recently worked with the Royal Northern College of Music, the Australian Examinations Music Board, Melbourne Conservatorium of Music and the League of American Orchestras. Fascinated with people, and a lover of great conversations, Susan is a podcast junkie. She is the creator and host of Beyond The Stage, The Progressatorium and Change Your Tune podcasts. She also plays the French Horn, always for fun and sometimes for funds. Booking for this event has now closed.