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RISE launches Arts and Culture practice led by Rayyah Fathalla

The new practice will provide specialised services including asset valuations, commercial strategy development, institutional management, sponsorship frameworks sales activations, and market education.

Rayyah Fathalla, Head of the Arts and Culture practice, RISE GroupRayyah Fathalla, Head of the Arts and Culture practice, RISE Group

RISE Group, an independent sports, culture and entertainment commercial agency,  has launched a specialist Arts and Culture practice, headed by industry expert Rayyah Fathalla.

RISE’s dedicated team of arts and culture specialists will provide strategic and commercial advisory to a sector undergoing rapid evolution. The new practice will provide specialised services including asset valuations, commercial strategy development, institutional management, sponsorship frameworks, sales activations and market education.

Fathalla said, “Launching a dedicated Arts and Culture practice was a logical and timely progression for RISE. Our aim is to help cultural institutions and heritage sites realise


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