Creating a local creative economy in a global marketplace

By Bernard Fehon
Updated January 30 2018 - 11:15am, first published 1:16pm
Blue Mountains Economic Enterprise creative industries cluster manager, Ann Niddrie.
Blue Mountains Economic Enterprise creative industries cluster manager, Ann Niddrie.

Global economic and technological change is affecting the continued growth of the NSW economy and it is reported that almost half of Australian jobs are at risk of computerisation over the next 20 years. To survive, and ultimately to flourish, the workforce of the future will need the skills of the creative industries: creativity, entrepreneurship, social and emotional intelligence and technical ability.

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