Entelliz recommends
Week 25, 2008
STOP PRESS......
Are you a potentially high growth start-up or young technology company in London?
If so, the London Technology Fund Competition is for you! With one month left for new entrants, the London Technology Fund Competition 2008 now has 24 major sponsors and supporters. Prizes include a share of up to £1m in investment funding, over £100,000 worth of training and advice and a 'speed dating' event offering the opportunity to meet major technology corporates.
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Entelliz Meetup
Meetup is the world's largest network of self-organized clubs and community groups and Entelliz has just launched its own Meetup, Fasttrack: Business Startup Surgery.
FastTrack meets monthly and aims to bring together people who are in the early stages of setting up a business with those who are happy to share some tips.
To read more and to sign up please go to: <http://workathome.meetup.com/806/>
Article of the week
CREATING A POSITIVE PROFESSIONAL IMAGE
"If you aren't managing your own professional image, others are..... It is only wise to add your voice in framing others' theories about who you are and what you can accomplish." says Harvard Business School Pprofessor Laura Morgan Roberts.
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Newsflash of the week
New research commissioned by the Banker’s Automated Clearing Services (Bacs) shows that the outstanding payments owed to Britain’s small-to-medium sized enterprises (SMEs) grew by £2.6 billion since last year, to a staggering £18.6 billion.
The study also suggests that one in three companies could go bust if faced with overdue invoice of just £20,000. Almost a fifth of SMEs now employ a dicated person to chase late payments.
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Event of the week
An invitation to the British Library: Help us shape our future
When: 17 June, 6pm
Where: Business & IP Centre, The British Library, 96 Euston Road, London NW1 2DB
Cost: free
The British Library invites you to participate in a special brainstorming on how the Library could better support entrepreneurs, inventors and small businesses now and in the future...
Week 25, 2008
STOP PRESS......
Are you a potentially high growth start-up or young technology company in London?
If so, the London Technology Fund Competition is for you! With one month left for new entrants, the London Technology Fund Competition 2008 now has 24 major sponsors and supporters. Prizes include a share of up to £1m in investment funding, over £100,000 worth of training and advice and a 'speed dating' event offering the opportunity to meet major technology corporates.
.
Entelliz Meetup
Meetup is the world's largest network of self-organized clubs and community groups and Entelliz has just launched its own Meetup, Fasttrack: Business Startup Surgery.
FastTrack meets monthly and aims to bring together people who are in the early stages of setting up a business with those who are happy to share some tips.
To read more and to sign up please go to: <http://workathome.meetup.com/806/>
Article of the week
CREATING A POSITIVE PROFESSIONAL IMAGE
"If you aren't managing your own professional image, others are..... It is only wise to add your voice in framing others' theories about who you are and what you can accomplish." says Harvard Business School Pprofessor Laura Morgan Roberts.
.
Newsflash of the week
New research commissioned by the Banker’s Automated Clearing Services (Bacs) shows that the outstanding payments owed to Britain’s small-to-medium sized enterprises (SMEs) grew by £2.6 billion since last year, to a staggering £18.6 billion.
The study also suggests that one in three companies could go bust if faced with overdue invoice of just £20,000. Almost a fifth of SMEs now employ a dicated person to chase late payments.
.
Event of the week
An invitation to the British Library: Help us shape our future
When: 17 June, 6pm
Where: Business & IP Centre, The British Library, 96 Euston Road, London NW1 2DB
Cost: free
The British Library invites you to participate in a special brainstorming on how the Library could better support entrepreneurs, inventors and small businesses now and in the future...
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