Enterprise education

The Premier League Enterprise Challenge is an annual event, with the final taking place during Global Entrepreneurship Week .

A real-life football business challenge is set by Premier League Chief Executive Richard Scudamore to the PLEAs.

You can see the challenge set for this year – and brief highlights from last year’s Final – in this 3 minute film: http://www.premierleague.com/en-gb/photos-and-videos/videos/premier-leag...

Jonathan Campbell (Director) & Brian Downes (Sales Director) will be talking about the world of work to Year 10 students about careers in the sector that they work in. The guest speakers from the various sectors will be asked to deliver careers talks to groups of students which would cover the following points: · What inspired them to pursue their chosen career · The route which they followed · The qualifications they have · School/college subjects they enjoyed, which influenced their career choices

David Hawksworth , Area Technical Supervisor from Bardon Concrete will visit Thomas Russell School in Barton under Needwood where they will be taught in two classes in Year two all about our quarries. They will learn about how we get the aggregates from the ground, grade them and then transport them. They will also get to dress up in Hi Vis gear, get to do their own gradings using the sieves AI will take with them, learnt about how the crushers work through playing a little game. They will also take part in one of the 4*4's from the quarry to let them have a look at a Toyota Hilux.

Make up students organise a photo shoot with Sweeney Todd theme

Young Enterprise team presenting their slogan and products to two business directors to get their feedback. Businesses have been contacted within the chamber of commerce (as the school is a member).

Hosted by the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Entrepreneurship at the House of Commons. With Lord Ahmed and Officers of the APPGE. Chaired by former Serjeant at Arms Jill Pay. Panellists include Julia Grinham, founder of Upper Street; Brenda King MBE of the European Economic & Social Committee; Pink Shoe Club Founder and entrepreneur Helene Martin Gee; and serial entrepreneur Joy Nichols MBE. Is Disruptive Entrepreneurship Good for Britain and Britpreneurs? Debate on how radical ideas and different ways of thinking can help drive business start-ups.

Hosted by the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Entrepreneurship at the House of Commons. Entrepreneurs, Parliamentarians, business owners and advisers ‘Pass It On’ and Tweet their Top Tips for inspiring enterprise. With Helene Martin Gee, Jill Pay, Lyndon Gee & Tom Dunbar of the APPGE. Partners include: International Centre for Entrepreneurship & Enterprise Destiny CiC Prime Thinkers Savvitas Shell LiveWIRE Alsop High School Greig city Academy Lambeth Academy Woodside High School

Hosted at the Houses of Parliament by Lord Ahmed, APPGE Founder & Vice Chairman and Helene Martin Gee, Pink Shoe Club Founder.

Former Serjeant at Arms Jill Pay reports back on the first part of interprise:2012 held in June at the Museum of Liverpool. Sharing ideas from the Liverpool debate as submitted by the APPGE to the EU Consultation on Entrepreneurship.

Partner Organisations include: All-Party Parliamentary Group for Entrepreneurship Museum of Liverpool International Centre for Entrepreneurship & Enterprise Savvitas Alsop High School

All 500 students will be encouraged to take part in GEW by having a go at the challenges available on the 'mykindacrowd' website.

The Event on November 16th, Deeside Leisure Centre Three aspects to the event:

1) Jobs and Skills Event, 10am - 2pm Room for 12 stands including one from Deeside College, Glyndwr University JCP and Careers Wales. Ideally they are looking for employers with vacancies but they appreciate that may be difficult to achieve.

2) Speed Dating, 9.30 to 10.30

At SocialGO, we have 4+ years of experience in helping businesses get to grips with 'social'.

Following up on our first webinar on Tue, 13th Nov (register here: http://www.anymeeting.com/PIID=E950DA8889463A), we will use real life examples to illustrate how businesses like yours are using an online community to grow their business and engage with their customers.

You'll find out how to keep your fans, followers and members engaged, how to use social data to improve your communications and develop amazing relationships with your customers.

Takes a light hearted but servious view of learning from others' mistakes and how you should avoid making the same mistakes.

Helps you explore your busines idea, to consider the pros and cons, weighing your responsibilities with your aspirations and making a plan. Tudor Price from the Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce leads at the Gateway in Royal Tunbridge Wells.

This book-keeping training workshop in Coatbridge will cover keeping financial records for young people in Lanarkshire who are starting in business with support from the Trust. If you're 18-25, live in Lanarkshire and are thinking of starting a business, find out more about how the Trust can help by emailing: lyndsey.little@princes-trust.org.uk

We are pleased to offer free 40 minute initial meetings to discuss your IP situation. By "IP" we mean inventions, creations, business ideas, artwork, designs, new products, new websites, new companies, new logos, new apps and so on. Let us help you 1. Identify your IP; 2. Consider how best to protect your IP; 3. Consider how best to exploit it and make money from your IP through licensing, franchising, selling etc. No obligation meetings at times to suit you.

We are pleased to offer free 40 minute initial meetings to discuss your IP situation. By "IP" we mean inventions, creations, business ideas, artwork, designs, new products, new websites, new companies, new logos, new apps and so on. Let us help you 1. Identify your IP; 2. Consider how best to protect your IP; 3. Consider how best to exploit it and make money from your IP through licensing, franchising, selling etc. No obligation meetings at times to suit you.

We are pleased to offer free 40 minute initial meetings to discuss your IP situation. By "IP" we mean inventions, creations, business ideas, artwork, designs, new products, new websites, new companies, new logos, new apps and so on. Let us help you 1. Identify your IP; 2. Consider how best to protect your IP; 3. Consider how best to exploit it and make money from your IP through licensing, franchising, selling etc. No obligation meetings at times to suit you.

Venue - Glenearn Community Campus

Event details

The workshop will look at:

managing a profit and loss account producing a cashflow statement working capital the different sources of finance the different legal structures of a business

There will also be information on additional services from Business Gateway and details of other workshops which may be appropriate for you.

http://www.bgateway.com/events/event?id=b0594aa8-eb7a-448f-85d4-a0e500e2...

Venue - Glenearn Community Campus

Event details

The workshop will look at:

managing a profit and loss account producing a cashflow statement working capital the different sources of finance the different legal structures of a business

There will also be information on additional services from Business Gateway and details of other workshops which may be appropriate for you.

http://www.bgateway.com/events/event?id=b0594aa8-eb7a-448f-85d4-a0e500e2...

Venue - Drumbrae Library Hub

Event details

The workshop will look at:

the role of marketing in your business identifying your target customers identifying the strengths and weaknesses of your competitors market research

There will also be information on additional services from Business Gateway and details of other workshops which may be appropriate for you.

http://www.bgateway.com/events/event?id=d09750a0-f567-41b3-948c-a0d900d3...