The "Creative Class" is a term coined by urban studies theorist Richard Florida to describe a group of people whose work involves creativity and innovation. This class includes professionals in fields such as art, design, technology, and science. Members of the Creative Class are often characterized by their ability to generate new ideas and solutions, contributing to economic growth and cultural development. This group is seen as a driving force in modern economies, as they tend to cluster in urban areas that offer diverse cultural amenities and opportunities for collaboration. Cities that attract the Creative Class often experience increased entrepreneurship and a vibrant cultural scene, making them more appealing to both residents and businesses.