A Stone businesswoman has organised a major event taking place in November to inspire and support local business leaders and aspiring entrepreneurs.
Global Entrepreneurship Staffordshire 2015 is being held during Global Entrepreneurship Week on Thursday 19th November at the Best Western Moat House Hotel in Stoke-on-Trent. It features a host of high-profile entrepreneurs, including James Hill who appeared on The Apprentice and won this year’s Celebrity Big Brother.
Now in its third year, the event is organised by Sarah White, managing director of Stone’s M-Viron mobile phone company.
Sarah said: “This year’s event is themed ‘Make it happen’ and it is focused on helping participants to seize every opportunity. Our speakers have been hand-picked to motivate, inspire and educate you to be the very best that you can possibly be. #GEWStaffs 2015 is all about unleashing that tiny trickle of an idea and doing exactly what it takes to bring it to life.”
Here’s a video of last year’s event…
You can book your place at this year’s event now and connect with the event here:
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High-profile entrepreneurs who will be sharing their personal experiences and insights on the day include:
[box type=”shadow” align=”aligncenter” ]James Hill is a 27-year-old self-starter and self-made businessman from Chesterfield. He first captured our attention in series 10 of The Apprentice and this year won Celebrity Big Brother. But he’s a serious entrepreneur – his flair for business began as a teenager and he has been hugely successful in many business ventures[/box]
[box type=”shadow” align=”aligncenter” ]Louis Barnett is the director of Louis Barnett Chocolates. Staffordshire born Louis Barnett left school to be home tutored at the age of 11 after being diagnosed with dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia and other learning difficulties. By the age of 16 Louis had opened his first chocolate factory and was the youngest supplier to Sainsbury’s, Waitrose and Selfridges[/box]
[box type=”shadow” align=”aligncenter” ]Charlie Hutton is an author, consultant and entrepreneur and has written extensively about the subjects of marketing and business-building. In his books, workshops and seminars he teaches business owners how to dramatically increase leads, prospects and sales while minimizing their marketing expenses[/box]
