Tim Daly actor and board member of the Creative Coalition on the value of the arts | Vol 1

Quoting Einstein’s wisdom, actor Tim Daly brings a refreshing perspective about the importance of creativity in developing new technologies. It’s not surprising that this Emmy award winning TV star would offer a smart and informative interview on how the arts impact the economy. Daly’s passion for creativity is infused with his professional life and being a Creative Coalition board member. Tim takes his roles seriously. He advocates that art is a part of everything we do, and that we need creative thinkers to take business, innovation and invention to a new level.

Why? Creativity allows business to “leap over the competition”. His example, Tesla, opened with stock at $15 per share, that quickly jumped to $115 based on the sexy, smart design of their automobiles using an unconventional form of efficient energy – electricity. This kind of innovation takes creative thinking by brilliant minds–often with a background in the arts. And since the world is changing by the minute, we need artists to make sense of the dizzying possibilities that exist.

One interesting fact mentioned by Tim in this interview is that the The National Endowment for the Arts brings in a 700% profit for every dollar invested; yet is one of the most highly misunderstood and publicly conflicted programs. Often sited as an unnecessary expense, the NEA is a vital resource generating significant revenue.

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