Glasgow

300 school pupils in attendance who learnt about enterprise and entrepreneurship. The event was in partnership with RBS.

Wednesday 30 November 2011 08:00 - 10:00

Church on the Hill 16 Algie Street Glasgow Lanarkshire

G41 3DJ £10.00 per person

Tuesday 29 November 2011 08:00 - 10:00

Dobbies Garden World Braehead 75 Kings Inch Drive Glasgow Lanarkshire

G51 4FB £10.00 per person

Tuesday 22 November 2011 08:00 - 10:00

Cafe Rouge 20 Royal Exchange Square Glasgow

G1 2AB £10.00 per perso

A group meeting for young entrepreneurs preparing to apply to a PSYBT funding panel in Glasgow. For more information on the first steps to applying for funding please contact glasgow@psybt.org.uk or visit www.psybt.org.uk

An informal information session for young people aged 18-25 who want to start up their own business. Find out how PSYBT can help you make the first steps into self-employment at this drop-in session at the 'St Enoch Working' shop on 1st floor of the St Enoch Centre.

A Funding Panel meeting where applications from young entrepreneurs in the Glasgow area are considered for PSYBT loans and grants to assist in business start-up or expansion of an existing business. Decisions on funding are made by the PSYBT regional volunteer panel members.

For more information about how to apply for PSYBT funding contact glasgow@psybt.org.uk or visit www.psybt.org.uk

Wednesday 16 November 2011 08:00 - 10:00 Church on the Hill 16 Algie Street Glasgow Lanarkshire

G41 3DJ

£10.00 per person

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RBS is fully funding an 'Enterprise Day' jointly run by 'Live-N-Learn' team and MoneySense. 300 S5 students (from 10 Glasgow schools) will be taking part, engaging in both a MoneySense 'You're in Business' session and a motivational Live-N-Learn session. The day will help equip young people with the skills needed when entering the world of work. A selection of young PSYBT businesses are holding a lunchtime fair, and MPs Willie Bain and Tom Harris are both attending.

This event will be held at Hampden Park, Glasgow

For more information, please contact Sarah.Cowie@rbs.co.uk

A dynamic session on how ideas are generated and future trends spotted. Ideal if you are looking to generate ideas for a new business venture or looking to clarify your existing business idea. It will get you thinking about using 'what you know' and 'who you know' to spark this innovation process.

This session is particularly ideal for those considering entering the New Ideas competition. The session will get you thinking about how the processes can be used within an organisation to improve performance and build company value, a useful skill for enterprising graduates.

This workshop at GCU will inform students and recent graduates about options and resources available when considering self employment or business start ups. Register your name, degree course and year of study to employabilitycentre@gcu.ac.uk by Tuesday November 8.

Run by the Scottish Institute for Enterprise (SIE) this full day event provides workshops and enterprise activities to help raise awareness of student entrepreneurship and local opportunities, plus opportunities to question business experts. Sessions take place in the Gilbert Scott Building at the University of Glasgow Find out more and details of how to book a place.

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PSYBT will be amongst the many exhibitors at New Start Scotland. This showcase event for enterprise is being held at the SECC on 18-19th November. If you are between 18-25 find out how PSYBT can support you in starting your business.

This workshop is designed to inform students and recent graduates about the options and resources available when considering self employment or business start up as career choices.

You will hear from one of Business Gateway’s key Start Up Advisors and from the CEO of the Scottish Institute for Enterprise (SIE).

Who: All GCU students or recent graduates Where: Careers and Employability Centre (M015) When: Thursday 10th November at 12 - 1pm How: Register your name, degree course and year of study to employabilitycentre@gcu.ac.uk by Tuesday 8th November

More than 3 million workers in the UK are covered by partnership agreements (Bacon and Samuel 2009) and the concept generates considerable discussion and debate.

In recent years, a number of major international companies have had their reputations damaged when human rights abuses were associated with their own or their subcontractor activities.

As businesses are becoming increasingly international and interconnected in terms of their supply and distribution chains, there is a growing expectation of responsibility and accountability that go beyond charitable contributions or ensuring ‘legitimacy’.

There is also a growing acknowledgement of international human rights as potential rules of a globally operating, ethical market economy.

Whatever your ambitions in your professional life, you can increase your chances of success by having the right approach and being mindful of the hazards and opportunities in the journey ahead.

Award-winning business coach and author, Dr Richard Norris will share insights from his recent book Hoof it! 7 Key Lessons on Your Journey of Success at our Glasgow lunch at SocietyM on Thursday 3 November (12.30-14.30).

Canadian, Dr Richard Norris, is a former competitive swimmer, veterinarian and army officer. Since completing an MBA, Richard has coached over 350 businesses to date.

New to fundraising? Feeling out of your depth? Don't despair! Our new Get Grant Ready – A Beginners Course in Funding Applications can guide you through. There is an introductory rate of £135 plus VAT per person, which includes lunch and light refreshments during the day and covers the costs of course material.

Venue: Idox offices in Glasgow

For an informal chat or for further information, please contact a member of our training team on 0844 874 0739, training@idoxgroup.com