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SMU Meadows School of the Arts Awards Meadows Prize to CultureBank

San Francisco-based initiative to develop a new investment model in Dallas to support artistic enterprises that help the community

2018 End-of-Year Awards Given to Outstanding Meadows Students and Faculty

Recipients selected for awards from the University and from the Meadows School

SMU’s National Center for Arts Research finds that working capital is precariously low for the majority of U.S. Arts and Cultural Organizations

Study Finds Performing Arts Organizations and Over Half of Museums Struggle to Meet Day-to-Day Obligations

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Callie Nelson asks, “Are Business Plans Necessary?”

The following interview series and analysis was conducted by Callie Nelson, an Arts Entrepreneurship student at Southern Methodist University, Meadows School of the Arts. The goal of this project was to assess if creative entrepreneurs typically start with a business … Continue reading →

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Rodman Steele with Creative Entrepreneurs on Plans and Planning

The following interviews were conducted by SMU student Rodman Steele. Cary Pierce – Founding member of Jackopierce, musician Did you have a business plan when you started Jackopierce? We Probably had a business plan for our first record… One page … Continue reading →

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Briana Long and the Creative Entrepreneurs

Char McGaughy, Gold Dust Tattoo: Did you have a business plan when you started your business? I didn’t have a definite financial business plan, but I had an idea and a goal. I didn’t have a lot of money, I … Continue reading →

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