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Choosing a Community Interest Company (CIC) as a Legal Structure

A personal insight from Gavin Crichton, Artistic Director of ACTive INquiry.

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There a different options for setting up a company. Gavin Crichton shares his reasons for selecting a CIC as a legal structure for his arts company. He discusses the positives, negatives and alternatives he considered.

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