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By: Austin Casey

Austin Casey is CEO of the Culture Mile BID

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  • London arts sector must learn to speak corporate to save itself

    Opinion

    To protect the vital arts sector, London's creatives must learn the corporate walk and talk, writes Austin Casey.

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    To secure the future of London's arts scene we need locals, not just tourists, at our exhibitions. Businesses can help make this happen.

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