An experienced business leader and coach, Remi is co-founder of the Music Leaders Network, the leadership development programme for women in music. Previously, Remi was general manager of AIM, director of operations at UK Music, and chair of the Alliance for Diversity in Music and Media. She was awarded an MBE for services to the Music Industry in 2016 and was inducted to the Music Week Women in Music Roll of Honour in 2019.
Re:Create GrowthCamp:
12-week growth programme for founder-led creative businesses.

This programme is for you if…
Best suited to founder-led businesses with £50k+ turnover and teams of 1–4 people. Sound like you?
Where are you on the growth curve?

Twelve weeks of focused, practical support, built around you.
Workshops
Up to 16 hours of group learning activity
Business Mentor
Five hours, one-to-one, just for you
Cohort
A room of peers, in person

A social enterprise built for the creative industries.
Creative United has been delivering transformative business support for the creative industries since 2012. Re:Create GrowthCamp is the next evolution of Re:Create, which has supported more than 200 creative businesses across London and Essex, run by a team that knows the creative industries first-hand.
2,000+
CIC
10+ years
£150m+
Less flying blind. More knowing your next move.
Fintan Maguire
Rukiya Shanthi
Agnieszka Lokaj
Jess Gell
Mentors with creative industry expertise including brand and marketing, music, fashion and arts.
£3,000
£500
Next cohort starts 8 September 2026
Three ways to start
Take the Growth Scorecard:
Book a discovery call
Register your interest
Questions founders ask first
Is Re:Create GrowthCamp right for my business?
It’s designed for ambitious creative businesses ready to grow: typically founder-led, with at least one other person on the team, turnover of £50,000+, and able to travel to central London for in-person workshops.
Who runs Re:Create GrowthCamp?
It’s developed and delivered by Creative United, a not-for-profit Community Interest Company based at London’s Somerset House, with more than a decade of experience supporting creative livelihoods.
Do I have to be based in London?
No, but you do need to be able to attend the in-person workshops and networking sessions, which take place at Somerset House in central London.
What happens after I register my interest?
A member of the team follows up to check the programme is a good fit, then you complete a short business diagnostic (a fuller version of the online scorecard). Places are allocated on a rolling basis to a founding cohort of up to twelve businesses, and you’re matched to the business mentor best suited to your needs.
















