Kevin Osborne
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Kevin Osborne is a social entrepreneur, campaigner and the founder and CEO of MeWe360.[1] [2]
Between 1996 and 2003 he set up and ran Tribal Tree, a music industry development programme designed to supported young people at risk of exclusion or criminal behaviour. The programme led to the discovery and development of a number of successful UK artists including Rudimental and Plan B.[3]
In 2010 he founded MeWe360, a social enterprise established to support black and minority ethnic entrepreneurial talent in the creative industries. MeWe360 has helped over 3,500 entrepreneurs through mentoring, finance, offering collaborative workspace and through tailored business support.[4]
In 2019 he started Skin in the Game,[5] a blog looking at current affairs, popular culture and issues in society through the lens of race, identity and power. He also campaigns for greater equality in arts public arts funding.[6]
He has an MSC in Responsible Business from the University of Bath.[7]
References
- ↑ Core Leadership
- ↑ Arts Professional, Kevin Osborne, Biog
- ↑ Rapping on the door of fame The Guardian, Simon Rawles, 17 December 2003
- ↑ End the start-up whitewash and blue-chips will follow The Sunday Times, By Peter Evans, 27 August 2017
- ↑ Skin in the Game Media
- ↑ Arts Professional, Systemic funding failures: it’s time to fix the fault lines
- ↑ Arts Professional, Kevin Osborne, Biog
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