MADE: The Entrepreneur Festival, Sheffield Tickets are on sale!
by Startacus Admin
A couple of months back we highlighted the fab news that MADE: The Entrepreneur Festival, Sheffield would be back for a 5th year.
Now in its 5th year, MADE has educated and inspired tens of thousands of business owners and budding entrepreneurs. Their 2015 Conference will take place in Sheffield City Hall on 22 October from 9.00am to 6.00pm.
So we are delighted to report that tickets are now on sale and at a very reasonable £50, or £15 with a concession applied.
Split into three core sections the 5th MADE: The Entrepreneur Festival will focus on:
Success Stories
MADE Festival 2015 will feature inspirational stories from successful entrepreneurs who have "been there, done that." These 'How I MADE it' journeys will feature presentations from nationally recognised entrepreneurs and successful business owners 
from across the UK.
Masterclasses
MADE Festival 2015 will also feature a range of skills development masterclasses giving you the skills and knowledge to help launch and grow your business. These sessions will be brought to you by some of the UK's leading speakers and trainers.
Fringe Events
MADE Festival features a comprehensive fringe events programme comprising of over 35 high quality business events.
As per 2014, Startacus have been named as an official media partner for the MADE Festival, so expect Festival news and ticket giveaways ( last year we gave away five tickets to the Festival) very soon!
For all the latest MADE information, speaker details and to purchase tickets, visit the MADE website, follow the MADE folk on Twitter too and of course keep an eye on Startacus for all the latest news and updates.
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