Everywoman Forum Ticket Give Away!
by Startacus Admin
You may remember that a few weeks ago we brought you news of a rather interesting and inspiring event that will be taking place in London in the middle of March. 
The Everywoman Forum will take the topic of Advancing Women in Technology and provide a fantastic opportunity for women from across the country to learn, share, engage and be inspired by some of technology’s most influential female figures and role models.
We are delighted to announce that courtesy of our lovely pals at Everywoman, we have got one ticket worth over £300 to give away to a lucky Startacus member!
Everywoman
They are a great organisation that is making it their mission to encourage and nurture the advancement of women in business.
Every year their programme of awards sets out to celebrate the marvellous achievements of the UK's most successful women in business, and while doing so, unearth a whole collection of role models and mentors with which to inspire and empower the country's next generation of women leaders.
Everywoman Forum 2015 – Advancing women in Technology
The Forum, which is in its inaugural year, will be a jam-packed day of activities and events, all designed to inspire, engage, and encourage attendees. Some of the goings-on will include interactive master classes, motivational pick-me-ups, a panel discussion, speeches from experts, and plenty of networking opportunities.
For full details of what to expect pop over to the Everywoman site 
Win a Ticket
One lucky Startacus member will win a ticket to this rather fabulous event. All you need to do to enter is follow any ONE of the three steps below:
Click and Tweet this message “Dear Startacus. I’d love to win a ticket to the Everywoman Forum with @everywomanUK and @iamstartacus"
Comment on our Facebook page. Something along the lines of “Dear Startacus I’d love to win a ticket to the Everywoman Forum”
Send us an email telling us that you would love to win a ticket; iam@startacus.net
The Rules
There are only 2 rules for this competition 1) You must be a registered Startacus member, and 2) You must be free to travel to the event in London on 17th March 2015 (Don’t worry if you are not a Startacus member though as you can sign up for free here!)
We will be accepting applications from 9am on Wednesday the 7th January until midnight on Sunday 11th January. The winner will be announced at around noon on Monday 12th January. Good Luck!
If you don’t manage to win a ticket this time, never fear, Startacus members can also get a 20% discount on the standard ticket price!
Just pop us an email with your name and Startacus username to iam@startacus.net and we will get you over a handy discount code! Don't forget to check out the other perks for our Members; Here!
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Published on: 7th January 2015
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