talentSTAR registered as first CIC

Finance | 1 Sep 2005

On 11 August, talentSTAR become the first company in the UK to be approved as a Community Interest Company (CIC). talentSTAR CIC will provide music and performance opportunities to performers via public showcase events and also provide a genuine working environment and employment experiences, in fields which are either limited or not available at all to young people. talentSTAR's Adam Chetter said. "We've worked hard to get to the stage we are at and now as a CIC we will be able to make even more progress and give even more opportunities to people."

For more information on CICs see Community Interest, a new regular newsletter distributed with the September issue of Charity Finance and downloadable by clicking here

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