2015's The Business Show Set to Impress
by Startacus Admin
Heads up folks - it’s almost time for this year’s Business Show - one of Europe’s biggest business expo events. Here’s all the details and some news on Startacus itself too...
If you’ve recently started a business and need some advice on how to keep the ball rolling – the Business Show will most likely have something to offer. For a full two days on May 13th and 14th, in the ExCeL London, a plethora of different business leaders and speakers will be at the event in order to give you some world class tips and advice on how to effectively run your business.
In total there will be over 350 exhibitors, 250 seminars and 140 masterclasses to choose from – you’ll be spoiled for choice (phew).
Free to attend The Business Show can be extremely beneficial for anyone wishing to step foot into the world of business and we encourage any budding UK based 
entrepreneurs to check it out. There are a fab number of exhibitions that can be helpful and are filled with speakers who are more than happy to offer the varying degrees of knowledge and insight across a ton of different industries.
If you have a business and are looking to expand internationally but need good advice on how to do so, you may be interested in the Going Global exhibition. Alternatively, you can check out the Sales Innovation exhibition if you are looking to vastly improve sales performance. There is a fantastic selection of speakers at both of these expos, including the CEO of Top Sales World, Jonathan Farrington, Mental Toughness expert Gavin Ingham and Sarah Pavlou, an International Retail Sales Expert.
If neither of these exhibitions are for you, then fear not - there is still quite a bit on offer over the two days, including Tweet Meets and other networking opportunities.
Of course, if you know Startacus well enough, you’ll know that we’re all about the self starters and startups and helping you get your business into gear as best you can. So if you’re like us, and are looking for the right advice on how to start your own business then the free exhibition Business Startup zone should be on your radar.
Various different keynote speakers will be in attendance in order to give you world class advice on all things startup! These speakers include the Co-Founder of Made.com Julien Callede and Former Dragon and Technology Entrepreneur Piers Linney.
Last but certainly not least, we’re also very happy to shout out that our very own Alastair Cameron, Co Founder of Startacus will be hosting a keynote seminar. As you may be aware, Alastair was recently recognised as one of the Maserati 100 which recognises entrepreneurs who ‘give back and help out fellow business founders’. At The Business Show itself (as part of the Business Startup Expo) he will be offering some valuable advice on bootstrapping your Startup.
We highly encourage anybody who is interested in business and needs a helping hand to check out The Business Show if they get the chance – and don’t forget to drop by Alastair’s seminar if you fancy too.
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