Dr Annette Naudin

• Cultural entrepreneurship
• Cultural policy
• Cultural work
• Gender equality

• PhD Cultural Entrepreneurship, 2015, University of Warwick
• Post Graduate Certificate, 2007, Birmingham City University
• MA European Cultural Policy and Management, 2005, University of Warwick
• MA Fashion and Textiles, 1995, UCE Birmingham
• BA Fashion and Textiles, 1992, UCE Birmingham

• BA Media courses

Annette’s current research project is funded through a British Academy / Leverhulme Small Grant Scheme and it connects archival materials with contemporary cultural practices and policies.

• Alexa Hartwell – In what ways does STEAM practice enable organisations to solve complex societal challenges
• Ben William Cottrell – The Ecology of the UK Cotemporary Large Jazz / Improvising Ensemble
• Ying Tao – Cultural Entrepreneurship

Books

• Naudin, A. and Patel, K. (eds) (2020) Craft Entrepreneurship. London: Rowman & Littlefield.
• Naudin, A. (2018) Cultural Entrepreneurship: The cultural worker’s experience of Entrepreneurship. London: Routledge.

Peer reviewed journal articles

• Naudin, A., Hermane, A. and Zemite, I. (2022) Theoretical approaches and methodological challenges in the study of the cultural and creative ecosystem, Letonica, 46: 46-51.
• Naudin, A., Harte, D. and Long, P. (2019) Teaching the creative economy: pedagogues, policymakers, intermediaries and creative workers in the classroom, Arts and Humanities in Higher Education, special edition, (ed) O’Connor, J.
• Naudin, A. and Patel, K. (2018). Entangled Expertise: Women’s use of social media in entrepreneurial work, European Journal of Cultural Studies, 22(5-6), 511-527. https://doi.org/10.1177/1367549417743037
• Naudin, A. (2017) Cultural Entrepreneurs: Identity and ‘becoming’ a cultural entrepreneur, International Journal of Entrepreneurial Venturing, 9 (3): 209-226.
• Carey, C and Naudin, A (2006) Enterprise Curriculum for Creative Industries Students, Education and Training, 47, 518-531. 

Chapters in edited volume

• Naudin, A. (forthcoming 8^th December 2023) ‘Community and creative entrepreneurship: the dynamic relationship between social workspaces and creative entrepreneurs’, for (eds) Hill, I.; Jones, P.; Dobson, S.; and Elias, S. Creative (and cultural) Entrepreneurship in the 21^st Century, Emerald Publishing.
•  Naudin, A. (2022) ‘ Cultural entrepreneurship : ethnicity and migrant communities’ for (eds) Comunian, R. ; Faggian, A. ; Heinonen, J. ; and Wilson, N. A Modern Guide to Creative Economies. Edward Elgar.
• Naudin, A. (2021) ‘Cultural Entrepreneurship: Barriers and challenges for ethnic and immigrant communities’ for (ed) Horvath, I. and Dechamp, G. L’entrepreneuriat dans les secteurs de l’art et de la culture, Editions EMS.
• Naudin, A (2020) ‘ Craftswomen and Entrepreneurship ‘ for (ed) Naudin, A. and Patel, K. Craft Entrepreneurship. London: Rowman & Littlefield.
• Naudin, A. and Long, P. (2019) ‘Producing Values: Impact Hub Birmingham as Co- Working and Social Innovation Space’ for (ed) Gill, R. Creative Hubs in Question, Palgrave.
• Naudin, A. (2013) ‘Media enterprise in higher education: a laboratory for learning’ in
• Ashton, D. and Noonan, C. (eds.) Cultural Work and Higher Education. Palgrave Macmillan. 

Conferences

• GLAD 2023 Symposium, Naudin, A. & Patel, K. (2023) Addressing inequality in cultural & creative higher education: A case study exploring CEDIA.
• ICCPR 2022, Naudin, A. (2022) Disruption in Creative Higher Education.
• MECCSA, Naudin, A. (2022) Tackling inequality in media and creative higher education faculties.
• ENCAT 2021 Digital Congress (2021) Creative Solutions for Creative Subjects.
• European Conference on Innovation and Entrepreneurship (2021) Rethinking Cultural and Creative Entrepreneurship Education
• Unexpected Enterprise, Naudin, A. (2021) How far have we come? Creative enterprise education.
• Congres de l’academie l’entrepreneuriat et de l’innovation, Naudin, A. (2019) Place and becoming a cultural entrepreneur.
•  TCCE Creative Entrepreneurship Forum (2019) Exploring ‘diversity’ policies and the impact on curriculum for teaching cultural entrepreneurship.
• CAMEo Conference (2018) Diversity and Cultural Entrepreneurship.
• MECCSA, Harte, D., Long, P. and Naudin, A. (2018) Transformations in the cultural economy? ‘Reprogramming’ cultural policymakers, intermediaries and creative workers.
• Cultural Entrepreneurship Symposium BCU, Naudin, A. (2018) Rethinking Cultural Entrepreneurship.
• ICCPR2018; Naudin, A. (2018) Cultural policy and data visualization for advocacy in arts education.
• ECREA Digital Culture meets Data; Naudin, A. & Hart, N. (2017) Cultural Landscapes: A critical exploration of the use of data visualisation methods for communicating and addressing inequalities in children and young people’s engagement with arts and culture.
• Cultural production: Diversity, Equality and Exclusion Conference 2016; Naudin, A. (2016) Diversity in Cultural Leadership. 
• RE:Present Symposium; Naudin, A. (2016) RE:Present evaluation report launch. 
• New Directions in Film Conference 2015; Naudin, A. (2015) The nature of entrepreneurial labour in regional film making.
• GCEC Conference 2014; Naudin, A. (2014) Birmingham as a creative city: a milieu for cultural entrepreneurship learning.
•  Beyond the Campus: Higher education and the Creative Economy (2013); Naudin, A.
• Birmingham as a Creative City: A Milieu for Learning.
•  ICCPR2012; Naudin, A. (2012) An Exploration of Personal Agency in Cultural Entrepreneurs.
• ISBE2012; Naudin, A. and Harding, S. (2012) Collaborative Learning with Creative
• Entrepreneurs in the EU – a case study approach. 
• MECCSA, Naudin, A. (2011) An exploration of contextualised enterprise curriculum for media and creative industry students.

Annette has supported social entrepreneurs as a mentor for UnLtd, the social entrepreneurship foundation, and is Trustee and chair of The Old Print Works, a creative and co-working space in Birmingham, UK.

• Twitter: @CEAnnette
• Instagram @BhamLookingback