Partners & Sponsors
Emily Hill would like to thank the following organizations, companies and individuals who have graciously supported and collaborated with us.
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Affinitas Associates is an Arts & Business Partner, collaborating with Emily Hill across a number of platforms.
2009
Affinitas supported Tan Sock Fong's Glass Morphosis project, facilitating the collaboration between Tan Sock Fong and Furniture Designer Leslie Sim, to create functional furniture and home accessories using recycled aircraft parts.
2008
Through Affinitas, Bombay Sapphire was the official cocktail for the opening reception of Singapore based, British artist, Jamie Paul's "Endless Curves of Neon" at Monsoonasia Gallery. |
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am-pu-lets together with Oakdale Pte Ltd, conceptualized Emily Hill’s corporate identity and the design for SO Emily in 2007. The work was done on a pro bono basis. |
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Bombay Sapphire was the Official Cocktail during Emily Hill's Official Launch in November 2007. The brand also collaborated with Emily Hill and Monsoonasia Gallery, with Tan Sock Fong as curator, to present the Bombay Sapphire Blue Room Exhibition for the first time in Singapore during the Singapore Design Festival 2007. |
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breathe design provided partial sponsorship for the design of this website in 2008. |
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Creative Community Singapore CCS is a key initiative by the Ministry of Information, Communication and the Arts (MICA). As a Strategic Partner of Emily Hill from March 2007, CCS provides seed funding and non-financial assistance for Emily Hill to kick-start a series of programmes, such as Art WORK, Art of Business and Art is Life (see ‘Programmes’), which aim to enhance the creative capabilities of people from all walks of life.
“Emily Hill is about synergy between arts and business and the collaborations that create new opportunities and possibilities. This is very much aligned to our objectives at CCS. The series of programmes that we are supporting would not only raise awareness and appreciation but also build capabilities of the creative industries. Emily Hill presents a viable and multi-dimensional platform on which creative ideas and skills are being developed and nurtured.”
~ Joshua Chan, General Manager, Creative Community Singapore ~ |
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Design Singapore Council provided funding support for Singapore Design Festival 2007 programmes at Emily Hill and jointly hosted an evening for the International Media group
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First Printers was one of the first partners to support Emily Hill in 2006 and remains our Official Print Partner today. |
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Hangout @ Mt Emily is an Official Partner, collaborating with Emily Hill across various levels. From 2007 and current. |
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In Dec 2008, Emily Hill responded to an open Request for Proposals from MICA to develop a Creative Industries Freelancers Network (CIFN).
Emily Hill was subsequently awarded the CIFN project and the seed funding in March 2009. CIFN is now being developed as Six Degrees - a ground-up community of independent professionals and businesses from across the ecosystem of the arts and creative industries.
The aims of the Six Degrees network are to level the playing field for some, raise the bar for others, and enable sharing and collaboration. To be a member of Six Degrees is to be part of an open community that respects artistic work, and values independence and creativity. Currently in development stage, the interim information site is at sixdegrees.asia. |
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The Singapore National Arts Council's support has been critical. In 2006, NAC acted as a facilitator between the Singapore Land Authority and Emily Hill Enterprise Ltd to secure the property. |
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Philips Electronics Pte Ltd. Is Emily Hill’s first Arts & Business Partner from 2007. See press release Philips Lights Up the Newest Singapore Creative Icon Emily Hill.
“Philips has lighted up many global landmarks but this is the first time we are lighting up a very unique icon like Emily Hill. Our “Painting with Light” collaboration is an innovative platform for businesses and arts to interact and work synergistically. By using Emily Hill as a canvas, we empower our customers to transform very sophisticated products to an easy-to-use experience. We also create opportunities for them to interact and tap into the creative energies of artists to co-inspire and co-create great ideas together.”
- Tiew Chew Meng, General Manager, Philips Lighting Singapore - |
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Samuel Seow LLC is our Official Legal Consultant. The firm has supported Emily Hill since its inception in 2006 and continues to do so today. |
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Singapore Art Gallery Guide is an independent, privately owned publication and Emily Hill’s Official Media Partner from 2008. |
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TimeOut Singapore is the official magazine for Emily Hill
since 2008 |
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The Singapore Workforce Development Agency (WDA) is a partner of the Professional Diploma in Creative Entrepreneurship (PDCE) course conducted by Emily Hill. From (month/year) and ongoing.
PDCE nurtures the capabilities that entrepreneurs need in order to excel in the dynamic and challenging Creative Industries sector, which comprises Arts and Heritage, Design and Media. Participants are equipped with the skills to successfully manage, grow and sustain their own creative enterprise through modules such as Leadership,
Intellectual Property, Marketing, Finance, and Project Management, all tailored for the exacting climate of the Creative Industries.
Emily Hill is an Accredited Training Organisation of Singapore Workforce Development Agency. |
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Wild Rocket was an Official Partner at Emily Hill’s Official Launch in November 2007. And adopted artist Sun Yu-li’s works during the Singapore Design Festival 2007. Wild Rocket continues today to collaborate with the people at Emily Hill on specific projects. |
Lai Chee Kien from NUS Architectural Faculty conducted the research on the history of Emily Hill, a challenge he revisits periodically. And for the conceptual project on TTRP’s Performance Labs displayed during Emily Hill’s Neighbors’ Day on Jan 20, 2007.
Polystone, KJS Construction, Tiong Seng Contractors Pte Ltd, Gardenasia and TeamAct EduServices supported Emily Hill through inkind donations and services during the renovations of Emily Hill’s premises in 2006 through 2007.
