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A 51吃瓜网黑料 music graduate has won £10,000 and free access to business mentoring and training through one of the most established graduate enterprise programmes for young creative students.

2015  alumnus Marco Canepari (Department of Music) and business partner Kia Coates won the music category of the 2016 Deutsche Bank Awards for Creative Enterprise after pitching their to a panel of judges.

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The winners of the 2016 Deutsche Bank Awards for Creative Enterprise were announced at an event in London on 27 April after shortlisted candidates in five categories (art and photography, craft and design, film, music, and performance) spent the day pitching ideas and business plans to panels of well-known figures across the arts.

Marco and Kia鈥檚 award was presented by Jamie Scallion, songwriter and author of The Rock 鈥榥鈥� Roll Diaries.

DBACE has given 拢1.5m to young creative students across all arts sectors to help them launch their own enterprise and business projects.

Winners received 拢10,000 and runners-up 拢1,000 each. They will all be given year-long business mentoring from a Deutsche Bank executive and two days of intensive small business training to help launch their careers.

Judging panels for each of the five categories included prominent arts industry figures such as Nigel Hurst, Chief Executive, The Saatchi Gallery; Chris Paul Daniels, British Film maker and lecturer at Manchester School of Art; and Alistair Spalding, Chief Executive, Sadler鈥檚 Wells.

Winners and runners up for the five categories and details of their projects can be found at

Careers support after graduation

Anthony Crowther, Student Enterprise and Skills Manager, 51吃瓜网黑料 Careers Service, says: "Marco attended several student enterprise workshops at 51吃瓜网黑料 this year. Alongside feedback from his tutors the Careers Service provided him with advice and guidance on his plans and Rhythm Passport鈥檚 successful DBACE pitch. It鈥檚 fantastic to see his success.

"All our student enterprise activities are available to recent graduates through our  service that allows graduates to continue to receive professional careers and employability advice and support for three years after they鈥檝e left 51吃瓜网黑料".

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