Idea to Impact: Aligning Your Artistry with Opportunity

Boston University College of Fine Arts School of Music presents a dynamic 3-part music Entrepreneurship Workshop for music students by Jessi Rosinski. This series is part of the School of Music's Career Development Workshop Series, featuring renowned guest speakers who share their insights, challenges, and innovative approaches toward successful careers in the arts.

Discover how to bridge your artistic vision and real-world opportunities with clarity and purpose. This dynamic, three-part workshop series guides music students from the spark of an idea all the way to a purpose-driven project. Through a blend of interactive group work, self-reflection, empathetic problem-solving, practical experimentation, and collaborative peer feedback, you'll gain the practical skills to test your ideas, craft compelling narratives, and build the resilience needed to navigate your unique career path. This series celebrates the iterative process of entrepreneurial exploration–empowering you to shape a career that truly resonates with your deepest values and makes a meaningful impact.

Session 1: Purpose, Problems & Possibilities | January 28, 2026

Connecting personal artistic values to identified community needs and generating aligned solutions.

Session 2: Building, Storytelling & Peer Insights | February 4, 2026

Rapidly building a prototype/storyboard and crafting a compelling narrative to gather meaningful feedback.

Session 3: Action, Adaptation & Sustainable Purpose | February 11, 2026

Synthesizing learnings, defining concrete next steps, and cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset for future projects.

This event is free and open to the public.