An authority on creativity, innovation and marketing, James has gone from managing music superstars to establishing 20 online schools to advising corporate leaders and entrepreneurs, writers and educators on how to build innovative organisations and realise the creative potential of their people.
James Taylor is an entrepreneur and thought-leader in the area of business and creativity. Over two decades he’s worked with business leaders, educators, musicians and writers on techniques and strategies to build innovative organisations and embed creative habits.
From Grammy winners to Silicon Valley giants to those starting out in business or a creative career, James has advised a wide range of groups and individuals. He is the host of The Creative Life podcast and has produced books, online courses and videos. Throughout his work, James encourages the idea that creativity is something everyone possesses, the key is knowing how to release it and use it. It’s also widely misunderstood, but by considering the core values everyone holds and the vision they want to achieve, creativity can come to the fore and add passion, value and a distinctive edge to their work, regardless of whether it’s generally considered to be ‘creative’.
James is the founder of C.School, an online platform and community offering business coaching to creative leaders which also sees him interview some of the highest-profile names in business, technology and culture. Before devoting his time to enabling others to realise their creative potential, James’ P3 Music business brought together the creative and business sides of music, combining artist management, publishing and recording, with training for musicians and managers.
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Please join us in our JLab studio near Oxford Circus at 08:30am on Tuesday 30th April for our next speaker’s breakfast event. Following our sell-out event for IWD back in February, we will be joined by three fantastic speakers for an exploration of the uses, myths and concerns surrounding AI.
JLA, 14 Berners Street, London
We were joined by four fantastic speakers to look ahead at International Women’s Day. With the theme of this year’s event being #InspireInclusion, we were lucky enough to hear from four women who have each blazed a trail in their respective fields: CEO of Channel 4, Alex Mahon; the former Australian Prime Minister and Chair of Kings’ Global Institute of Women’s Leadership, Julia Gillard; one of the leading voices in football, Eniola Aluko MBE; and broadcaster and journalist, Samira Ahmed.
Bishopsgate Institute, London
