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School for Startups Entrepreneurs Say:
- This is an excellent programme for startups who face so many challenges and limited budgets – Susan Benjamin
- Excellent Day, Interesting Anecdotes, Energetic Delivery – Matt Robinson
- It’s nice to hear from a man who has done the walk and is able to talk the talk, John Hynes
- Great day – great setting, really interesting and reassuring – Clare Byrnley-Jones
- Great Venue, charismatic presenter and good time slots - Ross Wallin, Pitcher and Piano
- Doug Richard is great, open and has a great sense of humour. Phil Wilkinson was a very valuable addition – Phillip Gibbs, Synergy Linx Ltd
- Thank you for an interesting and inspirational day – lots of humour too! – Colette Grantham, Care Home Quest Plus
- Brilliant, loved the interactive approach with audience to give real on-the-spot examples – Vanessa Knight, 100 Percent Art
- Informative, Interesting and Invaluable – Omran Kier
- Great, practical, and thoroughly motivational day, Crispin Scott, Chadshunt Ltd
- Doug is a very powerful, positive speaker, Gesmay Paynter
- Makes you think outside the box, Gesmay Paynter
- Using volunteers’ ideas to form business solutions was very good. Overall fantastic – Schagufta Anjum
- Dragon’s Den exerts were helpful – Colleen Stephenson
- Intelligent, non-patronising delivery, Thank you – Diana Horner, The Gift Card Company (UK) Ltd
- Thought provoking, good pace, good content, Julien Barber
- Worth it, simple, straight forward help that can be put into practice. Case Studies were helpful – Sharina Shah, Jonny Langford
- A positive day which I can highly recommend to others, Joanna Anthony
Featured Entrepreneur: Emma Jones
Emma Jones started her first business at the age of 27 after spending 5 years with global accountancy firm, Arthur Andersen. The company was started from a spare room in Manchester and successfully sold 2 years later to Tenon Group plc. It was this experience that provided the inspiration for Emma’s next venture.
Saturday 9 January
The Price of Money Part 1: Sex, Lies & The Bottom Feeders of the Angel Community
Not all angel investors are created equal. Some are real, some are actually corporate finance houses and should be judged on their track record and some are snake oil salesmen who are taking your money for no good reason. You need to be able to tell them apart.
Tuesday 27 October
The Dirty Secret of Credit For Small Business: the Failure of the EFG Scheme
Small businesses do not benefit from the government schemes like the Enterprise Finance Scheme because the banks subvert the schemes to reduce their own risk rather than extending the scope of lending. The incoming government should beware.
Monday 26 October
Why We All Should Care About Promoting Entrepreneurialism Globally
SXSW is the key interactive event. Panels get chosen by the public at large. This year I am trying to get a panel on promoting Entrepreneurialism globally. I hope you vote here: http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/ideas/view/3318?return=/ideas/index/4/q:doug+richard.
Thursday 27 August
UK Entrepreneurs Talk About School for Startups
Doug Richard’s School for Startups offers accelerated instruction to UK entrepreneurs in how to start and run businesses more profitably. The truth is that not all businesses are created equal. Some are better than others. They are better because those who start them have a more useful understanding of what it takes to get a [...]
Tuesday 6 January