CreativeTech 100 – are you part of it?
by Startacus Admin
CreativeTech 100 – are you part of it? Tech London Advocates are looking for any startups doing great things in terms of CreativeTech, be it in music, video, fashion, art, design, marketing, ad-tech.
Nowadays everything has a tech after it, the challenge tends to be explaining what the tech actually is. If you work in marketing, PR, fashion, gaming, video, design, art or 
advertising well and use technology to transform the way you or your customers work well you are in the CreativeTech sector which was worth about £35.1bn in 2013!
Last year Tech London Advocates launched the CreativeTech 50 a list of 50 outstanding creative tech start-ups and shared the list during London Tech Week.
However, this year they have decided to go one better (double better infact). So if you would like to nominate any 
great CreativeTech companies to be featured in their top 100, now is your chance!
The CreativeTech 100 will be announced during the London Tech Week at the Creative Industries Council Summit and will aim to feature entries from across the UK.
Entries should be received by the end of April and the application form can be found here - Creative Tech 100 with applications collated by LTA and startup marketer Marc Duke.
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