How to effectively manage finances as a freelance worker in art and culture? What is financial resilience? What mindset and skills are useful in building it? This episode discusses ways to improve your financial well-being and de-mystify financial literacy.
Birgit Bosold is an independent financial coach and consultant, as well as a board member of the Schwules Museum Berlin. She has been crucial to the dynamic development of the museum over the past decade, not least by designing and implementing successful fundraising strategies. After completing her studies and doctorate in literature, she worked at various renowned banks and has been a freelance consultant in portfolio management for (small) companies, foundations, and private clients for more than 15 years.
If you want to learn more about managing your finances as an art professional, don't miss out on Birgit's upcoming workshop at Node: https://nodecenter.net/course/financial-management-for-freelancers-in-arts-and-culture
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Editing by Maria Cynkier
Intro music by Dan Carr.