Methods & Means: Maker Economics 🎨💰

Have you ever wondered how creators truly make their work sustainable? Methods & Means is making a return, but this time we’re doing it a bit differently! Instead of separate presentations, we’re gathering five talented makers, artists, and creative entrepreneurs in one room for an open and engaging discussion on the business of making.

Discussion Topic: Maker Economics

How do makers turn their skills into income? Is profit even the goal? Whether participants are crafting full-time, as a side gig, or purely for passion, each has a unique story. Our mission is to share these stories, helping us all explore new paths and opportunities.

The Format

• Five panelists.
• One moderator.
• Honest conversation.

Emily Eley, the driving force behind Generator’s JumpStart Business Development Program, will moderate the discussion and navigate us through the conversation, ensuring we uncover the best insights!

Come Ready to Listen and Ask

The floor will be open for audience questions, so bring your curiosity! We want maximum community engagement because these conversations are essential for our maker community. Get ready to participate and learn!

Our Panel Includes:

• Emily Eley (moderator) – Owner/Operator at Emily Eley Creative
• Christian Summer Roidt – Architect & Owner/Operator at CSR Woodworks
• Caroline Patten – Owner/Operator at Mola Hoods in Richmond, VT
• Katie Cameron – Owner/Operator at Cry Baby Clay
• Holly Bahnsen – Owner/Operator at Wild Perennial Botanical Jewelry
• Ethan Miller – Owner/Operator at Ethan Miller Fabrication & Design

Event Details:

• What: Methods & Means: Maker Economics
• Where: Generator Makerspace, 40 Sears Ln, Burlington, VT 05401-4925, United States
• When: Thursday, July 30th, 6-8 PM
• Cost: FREE

RSVP Today — Don’t miss out!