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Second cohort Diploma in Economic Administration for the arts and creativity
- 6 mayo, 2021

The Council for Culture and the Arts of Nuevo León through the Adolfo Prieto School, in conjunction with allied institutions, invited cultural and creative companies from Mexico and Colombia to participate in the 2021 issue of the Diploma in Economic Administration for the Arts and creativity, which will take place from July to December 2021 virtually. The second edition of the Diploma is carried out taking as a framework that this 2021 has been declared the International Year of the Creative Economy for sustainable development by the United Nations Organization.
The announcement of the implementation of this program was made this May 6 through a press conference in which Luis Escalante, director of the Adolfo Prieto School of CONARTE; Aurora Esquivel, Director of Training and Certification of the Ministry of Economy and Labor of Nuevo León; Juan Manuel Adame Rodríguez, Director of Training and Professional Development of the Autonomous University of Nuevo León; Carlos Julio Escobar Noreña, Vice-Rector of Extension and Social Projection of the María Cano University Foundation and Santiago Murillo, of International Cooperation of the Metropolitan Area of the Aburrá Valley, Medellín, Colombia.
The Diploma in Economic Administration for the Arts and Creativity is organized by the Council for Culture and the Arts of Nuevo León through the Adolfo Prieto School and in collaboration with the Ministry of Economy and Labor of Nuevo León, the Autonomous University of Nuevo León, the María Cano University Foundation and the Metropolitan Area of the Aburrá Valley of Medellín Colombia. The general objective of the Diploma is to strengthen the professionalization of creative and cultural companies in Mexico and Colombia by offering tools that allow them to develop skills in business models, administration and communication to improve their competitive performance in the immediate future, framed by the post-COVID-19 crisis.
“We are very happy, because despite the contingencies and cuts that the cultural sector has suffered in all parts of the world and in Mexico, particularly, and thanks to the determined support of the CONARTE presidency, we have managed to keep this project going for the second consecutive year. , because it is considered special and important, so that the community that is now suffering and has its projects on hold due to the health contingency, take the opportunity to invest in their training, «said Luis Escalante, director of the Adolfo Prieto School of CONARTE . «Maybe now the stage productions, dance theater, music are stopped, so it is a good time for them to take advantage and train with this Diploma. «Registrations are now open and the invitation is for the cultural, creative and artistic companies of Mexico and Colombia to participate», he said, «for companies we consider any cultural and creative enterprise that is registering, with at least two years seniority in the Treasury, both as individuals or legal entities ”.
When talking about a company, the cultural official clarified, it regularly refers to legal entities, but in the creative and cultural sector, it is known that most are registered as natural persons, so you can enter the Diploma if you are registered as a natural person, legal entity or as a civil association. It is important to point out, he mentioned, that the Diploma is not aimed at people who want to do a project, but for people who already have a project, who already have a business, a cultural and creative company. «And the range is very wide, because it can be a dance school, a theater company, a dance group, a musical band, in short, it is for all those who work in the cultural and creative sector,» he said. Even, he added, people from industrial design, fashion design, video game design, or digital art can come, the spectrum is wide, as long as it is related to culture and creativity.
“As last year in the Diploma, we will have highly recognized teachers from both Mexico and Colombia, such as Master José Antonio McGregor, a prominent social anthropologist, who has held important positions in the management and administration of culture in the country, and Master Andrés Flores, from Colombia, an expert in financial strategy issues, among others, ”Escalante explained. This year, he pointed out, there is a new figure called allies of the call, which are organizations that will support the dissemination of the call, and in the event that a company in their town were to be selected for the Diploma, they will grant it a scholarship. . These are the Municipal Institute of Culture and Art of Hermosillo Sonora and the Municipal Institute of Art and Culture of Durango. The Diploma is divided into four modules: Introduction to Culture and the Creative Economy; Business model and administration of creative projects; Communication, Human Resources and Pitching and Synergies, innovation and models of the future for the cultural and creative sector