Interested in the Shared Economy? - Win a Media Pass to the Share:Summit
by Startacus Admin
We love a good collaboration here at Startacus HQ. (Subtle link to our Collaboration Space; showcasing startups, ideas and projects)
We’ve been invited to Share:Summit in London at the end of this month, but sadly we can't make it so we’ve decided to SHARE our media pass with one of YOU, the self starting, collaborative, good eggs from our community. 
An excellent idea, if we do say so ourselves, since it will mean that our members will get to hear all about the experience of the Summit from the perspective of a typical attendee, and not just from us!
What is SHARE:SUMMIT?
Taken from the horses mouth (well from the Share:Sumit Website)
“Join 200 of your peers to learn from the Trouble Makers & Innovators from all sectors of the Sharing Economy for an evening of learning, lively debates and networking !
The rules of the modern economy are changing. Old rules can't keep up with today’s fast-paced startups. Laws, regulation & government policy will need to be fundamentally redefined. Marketing, growth strategies & modus operandi need to be constantly iterated and optimised.
Come to SHARE: Summit and learn from some of the world’s most influential thinkers and experts on the modern economy. Find out how these 'people centric' business models are changing the world for the better."
So if you have a vested interest in the shared economy, collaboration, collaborative consumption, and the general business of sharing, then the chance to win our Media Pass to The Share; Summit happening at Level 39 a Tech Accelerator based in London on Friday 28th November is a great opportunity. 
Who can enter?
It’s devilishly simple to be in with a chance to win this marvellous prize. All we ask is;
- That you are a Startacus member (If you aren’t you can sign up for free)
- That you are free to travel to London for the 28th November
- That you will write an article about the experience, to be completed within a week of the Summit to be shared on Startacus.
How to enter?
There’s a couple of very easy ways to enter- you can choose any one that you like, or even both to double your chances of winning!
Simply click and tweet this message: "Dear @iamstartacus, I’d love to SHARE the experience of being at the @SHARE_London Summit and win the Startacus Media Pass"
You can message us on our fab Startacus Facebook Page saying something similar to the above and of course liking our page too :)
You can send us an email to iam@startacus.net telling us how much you would love to win the ticket.
You can even simply comment at the bottom of this article.
Make sure you are registered on Startacus - it’s free to join.
That’s all you have to do… no fuss, no muss!
The competition will be open from now (Tuesday 18th November) until midnight on Thursday 20th November with the winner being announced on Friday 21st November. Good luck!
All Startacus Members get 50 % Discount
In addition to the give away, we are also delighted to announce that all Startacus members can get a 50% discount on the £145 price of a standard ticket!
To avail of this offer simply drop us an email to iam@startacus.net stating your startacus member details (Username and email address) and we will pop you over the details!
A big high five to the organisers of Share:Summit for offering up the fab media pass prize and discount offer.
If you would like to give something away to our growing community of self starters, startups, creatives and entrepreneurs check out these fab opportunities including our startup publicity programme and our brands and business options.
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