Nacue’s Startup Career Launchpad
by Startacus Admin
There’s a pretty serious Enterprise Conference happening in London in the next couple of weeks so we of course thought we should tell you folk all about it...
The two day conference is being organised by NACUE the leading body representing young Entrepreneurs in the UK and takes place on the 18th and 19th April in central London.
The event is aiming to “to connect the biggest names in entrepreneurship, investment and startups with some of the brightest minds across the UK”.
Day 1 brings together some of the biggest names in tech and enterprise to tackle the global startup agenda and Day 2 will see delegates get to grips with the realities of startup life.
If you are a wannabe or early stage self starter Day 2 will offer you the most assistance in helping you take your idea or business forward - hence the “launchpad” part to the conference name!
Check out all the details, speakers and relevant workshops that are available via the Startup Career Launchpad website - where as you’d expect, you can also buy tickets!
We’re looking forward here at Startacus to hearing more about how many self starters get the rocket they need to take those ‘big ideas’ forward.
As someone wise, witty or otherwise once said: “"Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars." (*Startacus virtual cheeky wink included*)
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