It's been a year. And we can't think of a better way to end it than to pay tribute to all of the things that have kept us going in the midst of the uncertainly, restriction and downright crazy! Join us as we host a brand new art exhibition created by one of our accelerator students and fabulously talented artists; Nathania Aritao. The body of work is titled Refuge and we felt that the perfect place to host such a collection would be our coworking space, The GendDen, which a number of students have referred to as their own "refuge" during 2020.

Linked to the these all-important themes, we will also be inviting one of our Generate coaches, Jane Murray, to say a few words about her work around kinder capitalism and the importance of this human centred trait in the business world that until; recently, has been undervalued and in many industries, completely disregarded. We'll be shining a light on the strengths of structuring your business with kindness at the core and the enormous benefits that emerge from that.

There'll be mulled wine, mince pies and if we are feeling really kind, some festive presents!

Nathania Aritao is an artist, entrepreneur and social justice advocate. As a painter, she works primarily with oil paint, pen, charcoal, and digital ink - on canvas, wood, and paper. Her work is full of movement, texture and story. Her favourite subjects are bodies in motion, dancers, people embracing, portraits of age, and elephants. She sews her poetry into her visual work.

Nathania is from the Philippines. She studied art in Costa Rica and the United States. She has an MBA from Oxford and now lives in London.