Where: at B.Hive, the new networking club and meeting place for female entrepreneurs in Covent Garden. http://www.bhive.co/
When: 3rd Feb 2011, 1pm-2.30pm
“Hope to see you there!”
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Archive for January, 2011
Off to see my lawyer founder, Jo Tall, will be running an interactive workshop on Website legality
Monday, January 31st, 2011
Bring yourself up to speed with the advertising rules with expert training by the people who write and administer the CAP and BCAP Codes!
Monday, January 24th, 2011CAP Services offer a comprehensive training programme in 2011, with additional dates to meet the demand from advertisers, agencies, media owners and compliance specialists.
Choose from sector specialist or general overview seminars.?Most of their events bring together experts from CAP and the ASA, with some involving external speakers as relevant.
More information on the seminars can be found on the Events section of the CAP website.
For more information, visit: cap.org.uk/capservices.aspx
Join the Facebook gang!
Wednesday, January 12th, 2011The off to see my lawyer Facebook group is now up and running and I would be delighted if you would join us. It is offered as a tool for YOU to use, to share ideas, concerns with other entrepreneurs like you and get the latest legal tips. My mission is to create a real community and spread the word on how to create a business with brilliant legal terms in place. Law doesn’t have to be scary!
Join up before midnight 25th Jan and you will be entered into a prize draw to win a Fortnum & Mason hamper of goodies!
Exciting new women@business project
Wednesday, January 5th, 2011The women@business project is a 15 month initiative co-funded by the European Commission’s Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme 2007-2013, under the Directorate General Enterprise and Industry. It is implemented by six (6) partners from Cyprus, Greece, Estonia, Italy, and the UK. Germany is a participating country.
women@business aims to support entrepreneurship on three levels enhancing the principle of ‘learning, doing and reflecting’. As such, the project is designed to enhance theoretical entrepreneurial knowledge, to offer practical first-hand experience, and to create the appropriate circumstances for effective reflection and the provision of proper direction and guidance in entrepreneurship.
The project objectives are:
- to create the correct conditions for young female graduates and young women from ethnic minorities or immigrant backgrounds, to be encouraged to pursue entrepreneurship;
- to produce an innovative model of a full consultancy package to promote entrepreneurship that can be replicated on a European level, and sustained after the conclusion of the project;
- to trigger discussion amongst decision makers and lobbyists towards simplifying procedures for potential entrepreneurs to be encouraged and assisted in this field.
women@business has been developed by a transnational consortium specifically set up for the purpose of implementing the project. It involves six (6) organisations from five (5) EU Member States with complementary expertise. Namely, Intercollege (Cyprus) which is the project leader, ETNA Estonia (Estonia), OESYNE (Greece), Militos Emerging Technologies & Services (Greece), APID Imprenditorialita Donna (Italy) and Inova Consultancy (UK). Gender-Institute Saxony-Anhalt- WiTEC Germany is participating as an Associate Partner.
Find out more about the project, partners and results through http://www.womenatbusiness.eu/Default.aspx
