Dear.AI, co-founded by Film Director & Content Creator Jaze Phua, and Creative Producer Raymus Chang, is set to redefine the local digital content landscape with its pioneering generative A.I. video workflow…

We surpassed our revenue growth by more than 30%, completed 400 plus projects, engaged with more than 1,000 freelancers, organized closed to 11 face-to-face events post pandemics, and launched Freelancer Nation [“FN”] to help grow and scale our freelancers community……

The strategic partnership between CreativesAtWork and Lyte promises to empower freelancers by ensuring prompt payment, promoting wealth growth, and encouraging financial stability.

When Fanny Tham co-wrote the first chapter of CreativesAtWork 10 years ago, she was in the midst of wrapping up her prequel to the CAW as a freelance producer with leading advertising agencies.

As we celebrate our 10th anniversary, the CreativesAtWork team looks back at our incredible journey over the last decade and picked out the 10 moments that made us really proud of the work we do.

It started when you thought you could turn your free time into a side hustle. You gained the opportunity to pick projects you were passionate about while earning additional income.

Content marketing is all the rage now, with many businesses adopting this new type of marketing as a fresh way to reach out to potential customers.

For any business to thrive, it will need to continuously reach out to new customers with the aim of converting them into paying clients.

2021 was a year of many changes, with the pandemic accelerating the adoption of remote working and opening up opportunities for freelancers to work with their clients in new areas such as digital marketing and social media.

Summary: Are you a freelancer looking to grow your business in a sustainable way? Read some of our tips to do it successfully.

As a freelancer, one of the most challenging and time consuming parts of your career will be finding clients and projects, especially in the beginning.

One of the biggest differences between traditional work and freelancing is that with freelancing, income isn’t guaranteed.

Jumping into the world of freelancing is a challenging hurdle, one that requires foresight, preparedness, and courage. Setting yourself up for success for a career shift to freelancing is a huge part of how profitable your business will become.

Before we know it, we have to bid farewell to 2018. It has been a rewarding, challenging and exciting year for us and our freelancers. As we open our arms wide to welcome 2019, we would like to share with you the 3 key highlights for CreativesAtWork in 2018.

Singapore is a diverse little Red Dot, with cultures from all over not only SE Asia, but indeed the whole world coming here to live, play and work. Furthermore, given our size limitations, Singaporean business must be comfortable working outside our little borders, with neighbours in the region and beyond.

Recently, I participated in a joint dialogue session with more than hundreds of SME owners on tapping on alternative source of talent (ie. Freelancers). As one of the panelist, I have shared on the benefits, issues and challenges on leveraging on the freelance workforce to meet design, marketing and promotion needs of their businesses. The session was kindly organised by NTUC FSE Unit in partnership with the Singapore Business Federation.

You finally broke free from the cubicle and are now a freelancer. But don’t be too quick to give yourself a pat on the back yet…

In 2012, we had an idea: to bring talent from across the world to projects that needed diverse skill sets. We wanted to connect project managers to talented individuals through a freelancing network, providing talented people with contracts, and companies with access to skills they needed. That was when CreativesAtWork was born.

In a fast-paced bootstrap economy, companies have to be creative problem-solvers. When projects demand particular skills sets that your team doesn’t have, what can you do?

At the first TAP series launched by CreativesAtWork, a group of company executives attended the event with a mission: to learn about how they could tap on the expertise of freelancers to better accommodate their growing business needs.