Working Capital (Creativity, Arts and Performance for Innovative Teaching and Learning) encompasses the approaches of the arts, creative people and the creative sector and applies these to the world of business to develop stronger creativity and innovation in WBS teaching, learning and research.

Working Capital workshops aim to bring in, share and stimulate creative experiences, projects and ideas: new ways of looking at things differently.

They contribute to Warwick Business School's vision of building stimulating relationships with our creative colleagues across the University and with WBS creative alumni - in digital media, art, film, music and performance.

The next workshop in the series will be held on 6 July 2011, 6.30-8pm at WBS entitled: 'Machiavelli and Harlequin explain the Banking Crisis. You must be joking?'. For more details and to book your place now, visit the event page.

Following that the other workshops in 2011 will be:

28 September, 6.30pm 'Creating Solutions'. More details

1 November, 6.30pm 'Marketing Creativity'. More details

For more information about Working Capital, see nexus Spring 2011 pages 10-11.