Otis College Report on the Creative Economy: Fall 2025 Launch Event

Hosted at the Getty Center in Los Angeles and supported by Getty, the Fall 2025 Otis College Report on the Creative Economy launch event will celebrate the release of the College's latest research on L.A.’s nonprofit arts sector, including an unveiling of our new Creative Nonprofit Dashboard. The event will feature:

• Networking reception with small bites and refreshments
• Presentation of new research findings on the nonprofit arts sector in L.A. and a walkthrough of the new Creative Nonprofit Dashboard
• Panel discussion, “Creative Capital: Fueling the Next Wave of L.A.’s Nonprofit Arts Growth,” followed by an audience Q&A

Developed in partnership with Westwood Economics & Planning Associates, the Fall report maps the size and scope of L.A.’s nonprofit arts industry, explores current trends and challenges, and offers insights to help inform policy that supports creative nonprofits. The interactive Creative Nonprofit Dashboard, a new feature of the Otis Creative Economy Dashboard, will provide detailed, county-level data on the size, financial health, and growth of California’s creative nonprofit sector across seven key service categories.

Please note:

• Timing: The networking reception begins at 9 a.m., followed by the launch event at 10 a.m.
• Admission: RSVP is required for the in-person launch event. Admission will be granted on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Parking: For directions and parking information, please visit Getty's Parking and Transportation page.
• Livestream: If you’re unable to attend in person, select the livestream ticket option when registering. You will receive the livestream link in your confirmation email.

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Now in its 19th year, the Otis College Report on the Creative Economy is a vital resource that explores the economic impact of creative industries in Los Angeles and California. This ongoing research program is centered around an interactive digital dashboard and complemented by timely research examining creative industries and emerging trends. Learn more at www.otis.edu/creative-economy.

Generous funding for the Otis College Report on the Creative Economy has been provided by:

California Community Foundation; City National Bank; Councilwoman Traci Park; The Department of Cultural Affairs, City of Los Angeles; Gallagher; Getty; Marsh; Moss Adams; The Music Man Foundation; The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation; The Snap Foundation; and Sony Pictures Entertainment.

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