The Successful Creativepreneur
Take the next step in your creative business journey. Registrations for TSC are open now!
Last updated on 4 November 2026
📅 January to April 2027
⏱️ 16 weeks | At least 8 hours a week
📋 Applications open: 4 November 2026
🎟️ Open to ARH subscribers — subscription is free. Subscribe at go.gov.sg/arhsubscribers (opens in new tab).
Have a creative business idea you're ready to develop, or exploring ways to grow your existing practice into a sustainable business
Arts Resource Hub (ARH) and Red Roof Group present The Successful Creativepreneur (opens in new tab) — a 16-week programme developed to help creatives strengthen their business capabilities and develop their ideas into viable business opportunities.
Through masterclasses and dedicated mentorship, you'll learn from creative entrepreneurs and receive ongoing guidance to develop your business idea. You'll also have access to targeted consultations with specialists in areas such as marketing, PR, finance and legal matters, tailored to your business needs.
With guidance and support throughout the programme, you'll work towards turning your business idea into a viable offering, with opportunities to test and refine it before presenting your progress at Demo Day.
Meet your Mentors
Aarika Lee is a Singaporean creative and cultural force, best known as the founder of Sing Song Social Club (opens in new tab), a viral community choir that brings people together through the joy of collective singing.
Goh Wei Choon (opens in new tab)
Wei Choon has an irrational love for visual storytelling. He has a Masters of Arts from NTU majoring in Animation and has done visual storytelling work in many mediums such as videography, photography, website design, comic storytelling, content creation, writing and more. He is co-founder and art director of The Woke Salaryman (opens in new tab), a Singapore-based comic and content studio that creates stories for social media about personal finance, adulting and more.
Jeremy Kieran Ng (opens in new tab)
Jeremy is a Singapore-based director and cinematographer, and the co-founder of Telescope Studios (opens in new tab), a boutique creative studio working with luxury, fashion, and beauty brands. He came up through graphic design before falling into filmmaking through music videos, an obsession that still shapes the cinematic, narrative-led sensibility he brings to every frame.
Dr Nadya Wang is an academic, curator and strategist working at the intersection of art, fashion and culture. She is the Founder and Managing Editor of two pioneering online magazines: Art & Market (opens in new tab), which explores Southeast Asian art and its global connections, and Fashion & Market (opens in new tab), which documents the region's fashion ecosystem. She also leads Front & Off-Centre, a cultural agency providing communications, curatorial, programming, and publishing services.
tobyato is a Singaporean visual artist known for his bold, playful artworks inspired by traditional Asian motifs. He has collaborated with global brands such as Nike, Samsung, Spotify and created murals in Singapore around the world, including Paris, London and Los Angeles.
As a mentor, he is passionate about sharing his unconventional creative career, offering insights into the creative industry, hoping to inspire anyone to pursue their passions.
Programme Creator
Coaching for Creatives was created by the Creative Coach Collective in collaboration with the Arts Resource Hub (ARH).
Red Roof Group (opens in new tab)
Red Roof began in 2012 as Red Roof Records, an independent label Ruth Ling (opens in new tab) founded to champion Singaporean artists. It has since grown into a creative group that builds sustainable ecosystems for creatives, through records, publishing, consultancy, learning and productions. Red Roof developed The Successful Creativepreneur.
More TSC updates are coming your way! Stay tuned for updates on the next Public Masterclass and The Successful Creativepreneur programme (opens in new tab)
The Successful Creativepreneur is created by Red Roof Group in collaboration with the Arts Resource Hub (ARH). The programme supports independent arts practitioners in strengthening their entrepreneurial capabilities through practical learning, guidance from industry experts and opportunities for peer exchange, helping them build more sustainable arts careers.