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JUNE 22, 2016|EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT


Does Your Company Need An Artist-In-Residence?


An artist working in residence inside a company workspace

Artists have been woven into business culture for hundreds of years, but a simple article on Venture Beat argues that we may be reaching an inflection point where companies in all sectors start bringing artists in house once more.

The fact that it is written by noted entrepreneur and 500 Startups venture partner Tristan Pollock also offers a proof point that this is something the startup and investment community may increasingly be paying attention to. Which means the artist-in-residence could well become the next “must have” trend in corporate culture and the evolved workplace.

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