We are pleased to offer our organisational members an online training to help identify the real interests and motivations of their audiences in collaboration with our new Corporate Member, future demand. These webinars will focus on the use of digital tools and data-driven analysis to boost audience development as organisations are reopening after the Covid-19 crisis.

The FEDORA Team is back and ready to start a new season after completing the “Scaling Impact Executive Programme” at Católica Lisbon School of Business & Economics in Portugal.

The FEDORA Team will be out of office for the month of August.
We wish you a wonderful summer and look forward to resuming our collaboration with you after the holidays.

Looking for books to read this summer? Discover a selection of dance books that we have handpicked for you in collaboration with our partner Dance Icons!

We are honored to have been recognised by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union as one of their beneficiaries who responded best to the challenges brought forth by the Covid-19 crisis.

We are thrilled to announce that we have been selected as an official partner of the New European Bauhaus Initiative (NEB). The NEB is a design lab, accelerator and network with the aim of building a sustainable future through creativity, innovation and imagination.

For the first time this year, we had the pleasure to collaborate with the Digital Innovation and Design students of HEC Lausanne led by Prof. Dr. Benjamin Mueller.

Each group of students was assigned one of FEDORA's Platform Members to work on a tailor-made project to overcome their specific challenges. Discover more about the collaboration here!

In collaboration with the Activision Coaching Institute, an International coaching school of Variations, FEDORA is offering to FEDORA's Organisational members a new pro-bono programme of Management Coaching Sessions.

Since 2015 we have been working closely with Business Schools in order to get young professionals involved in the cultural industry and inform them about the importance of different funding models for opera houses, ballet companies and festivals.

Every year we come together with ESCP Europe Business School students from the master of Marketing and Creativity Programme to conduct Company and Class Consultancy Projects. This year's project was particularly challenging due to the severe impact of the pandemic on the cultural sector, yet very fruitful regarding the potential new opportunities for the future of these art forms.

The "Art is Better with You" two-day online conference tackled how European cultural entities have started a new era in culture through skillful application of innovation. Co-organised by the Andrzej Wajda Film Culture Centre and Creative Europe Desk Poland, the conference brought together leaders of European institutions specialising in the development of digital culture.