Business Startup event in London- November

[Muttley08]

You sound like you've got the right attitude to succeed - understanding the basic economic principles (although some are contradictory and highly debatable) helps you understand where to go and make money, when not to flog a dead horse etc.

You could always try an MBA - then you could keep dropping it in conversations that you've got one like AP

[Jog On]

I’m doing an online business growth training course that’s specifically geared to online businesses like mine. It’s distance learning though and all the physical events are in Florida but I hope to be in a position to attend them very soon. It’s a great course all the same so I don’t have room for any more consulting from anyone else.

I think this event in Olympia will be good just to meet like minded people and network more than anything. I fully expect to be flogged everything under the sun but that’s the way these free events go.

I am reading lots of books by some quite well known authors, mainly sales and marketing at the moment as I am in start up phase right now so the priority is to get the money rolling in – then learn how to manage it and grow steadily.

I feckin hate being a 1-man-band (apart from outsourcers), can’t wait to start delegating as much as possible

[Muttley08]

You sound like a successful business person - what's your secret? This event will be an investment of time I hope to get something from to benefit my business. Please tell me a better alternative - I really don't want to waste my valuable time.

I wouldn't profess to be a successful business person, and not sure what your business is....but I just find it ridiculous the ability of some people who class themselves as Business experts / Management consultants who are late 20's with perhaps only a Cap Gemini boot camp to go on.

I've worked with some very good management / business consultants - but they're all in their 40s / 50s / 60s and have been around a lot of companies. That Michelle Dilberry / Ruth Badger thing is just embarassing - fine for running a branch of Top Shop - but not real major businesses...

To try and not just be a whinging git (although it comes easily ) - have you tried reading some good economics / management books? Or try and get involved with a good consultancy (i.e. not body shop merchants) - you learn far more being around good people.

[Jog On]

Have you seen the speakers...mostly failed reality show contestants trying to sell their consultancy to others - obviously a couple of months tell fat boy Sugar he's great qualifies you to give advice better than people who've real experience...

God this country makes you despair...

You sound like a successful business person - what's your secret? This event will be an investment of time I hope to get something from to benefit my business. Please tell me a better alternative - I really don't want to waste my valuable time.

[Muttley08]

Have you seen the speakers...mostly failed reality show contestants trying to sell their consultancy to others - obviously a couple of months tell fat boy Sugar he's great qualifies you to give advice better than people who've real experience...

God this country makes you despair...

[beercohol]

It might make sense to take a look. Or at least report back any ideas on growing our Contracting Businesses. Extra revenue streams and other such daft expressions.

[Jog On]

It's just down the road from me so I might pop in on the Saturday.

Is there a bar?

There is for the beer festival - not sure about this one though

[Pickle2]

Is there a bar?

No, just lots of people trying to flog you stuff.

[Zippy]

I’m going to this next month:

http://www.bstartup.com/index.asp

Meant to go to the last one, but something came up – anyone else fancy it?

It's just down the road from me so I might pop in on the Saturday.

Is there a bar?

[2uk]

I might join ya if I am still on the bench

[Jog On]

I’m going to this next month:

http://www.bstartup.com/index.asp

Meant to go to the last one, but something came up – anyone else fancy it?