CHF is thrilled to award advanced fellowships to 13 Fellows for the 2018 Business Accelerator Program. 18 Fellows completed all requirements for the original one-year fellowship, including each honing a viable business objective and developing an “investment-grade” business plan for an entrepreneurial project that furthers the objective. Two types of award, Executive Fellowship and Entrepreneur Fellowship, comprise a tiered approach to CHF deepening work with selected Fellows. That involvement includes developing skills, maintaining project accountability, and seeking to capitalize their plans. “After a rigorous and intense artist business training program, our Fellows are ready to take the next step in their careers as working artists and capitalize their projects. We are excited to continue to support all our alumni in their future endeavors.” – CHF Executive Director, Elizabeth Hulings
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With a background in health sciences, Jennifer Orbom has done operations work for political and health organizations, and conducted research in Nicaragua and Hawaii. Returning to academia in 2011, she earned her Master's degree in social and cultural anthropology from the University of Leuven in Belgium. An avid photographer, she grew up in an artists' community and enjoys learning about the business side of the art industry through her work with CHF. She now splits her time between Belgium and the United States.
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