Heidi Forbes left finance for the arts. Now she’s building a business to help Australian creatives thrive
Key points
- Former Deloitte partner Heidi Forbes has co-founded Arthur Alley Studio with her husband, architect Matthew Allen. The social enterprise connects Australian artists, designers and makers through limited-edition homewares.
- Forbes says the business aims to create new income for creatives and keep local craftsmanship alive. All profits will be reinvested in the creative community.
- Forbes says the company's constitution commits it to this purpose. Within five years, she hopes the studio will ship internationally and take private commissions.
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