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Creativity calling
Updated On: 18 August, 2020 10:08 AM IST | Mumbai | Anindita Paul
The sixth edition of an online festival brings together an assortment of creative innovators and thinkers to help newcomers shine in todays competitive entrepreneurial landscape

The profile of creative entrepreneurs has evolved more rapidly in the modern digital age than ever before. Today, it's no longer enough to have the fabled 'creative spark'. Entrepreneurs will equip themselves with a toolkit of relevant skills and cutting-edge strategies to get ahead, make themselves known and become profitable. This reasoning forms the foundation for The Coalition, which describes itself as a festival of creativity for entrepreneurs, artistes, innovators, students, experts, and anyone who wishes to start a career in the creative industry.
One stop for creativity
Curated by Only Much Louder (OML), a Mumbai-based global artiste-first company, The Coalition aims to bring together established names from across creative fields to share their knowledge, experience, and advice on converting ideas into sustainable business opportunities. The festival is currently in its sixth edition, and features an array of speakers from various streams, including content, design, photography, comedy, journalism, storytelling, and gaming, among others. Raashi Sanghavi, project manager, and force driving the festival says, "The Coalition is our attempt at bringing the entire creative entrepreneur universe under one roof. In the past, we have hosted over 400 speakers from around the world, along with workshops, investor pitch sessions, debut film screenings, and more. We're excited to revive the festival in a digital avatar this year. With this edition, we're breaking the format to suit the programming for online at-home consumption, and spreading it out over a whole month with panels, workshops and masterclasses hosted across weekends in August, to provide an exhaustive learning programme with industry mentors and leaders."


