By David O’Hearns In today’s corporate landscape, creativity is no longer confined to the marketing department, says David O’Hearns Keir Starmer has said we are in the midst of a “creativity crisis”, with arts subjects having been diminished and devalued for well over a decade. His recent speech said that the creative industry is essential for our economic growth. But what about non-creative industries? Does creativity have any economic value within the corporate world? What knock-on effects might there be if we start to see creativity valued more across the UK, and we start doing something ra…