Win a ticket to the London Enterprise Festival 2015!
by Startacus Admin
The London Enterprise Festival have kindly offered up 3 FREE tickets for lucky self starting folk to attend an industry specific day...
Last week we shared the love for the “New Kid on the Startup Event Block’ - the inaugural London Enterprise Festival, a two week long bonanza of industry specific discussion, debate and insight, happening between the 8th - 19th of March in, yep you guessed it, London.
Over a nine day period, LEF15 will present nine, individual industry days (see handy pic further down the page detailing the dates and themes) aimed at inspiring and informing an intimate 
audience of entrepreneurs and professionals with the knowledge and networks they need to succeed in the industries they love.
With industry focused speakers including senior leaders and founders from RBS, Microsoft, Heals, The Big Issue, Dezeen, Time Out Group, Innocent, Jaeger, Sony, and Etsy - it’s one of those events that is not to be missed. Interested in finding out more? Simply check out last week’s Startacus feature or the LEF website directly. And of course check out the Eventbrite site where the tickets are currently on sale, and at a pretty accessible price too.
And speaking of tickets,you can imagine our delight when the organisers of the LEF contacted us and kindly offered up 3 FREE tickets for lucky Self Starting folk to attend an industry specific day.
So how do you bag yourself a ticket to this fab event?
In keeping with the 'industries they love' theme of the London Enterprise Festival, simply share your love for wanting to win a free ticket by doing one of the following:
Twitter: Click and Tweet us : Dear @iamstartacus I’d love to win a ticket to attend a day at The London Enterprise Festival @LEF2015
or
Facebook - Head to our Facebook page, like our page (if you haven’t already of course!) and comment something like 'Dear Startacus I’d love to win a ticket to attend an industry specific day at The London Enterprise Festival' in the post provided…
or
Email us via iam@startacus.net - and tell us you’d love to attend...
You get the jist!
The Rules
We’ll be accepting entries for this amazing prize from 9am on Monday 9th February 2015 until midnight on Thursday 12th February 2015. The three lucky winners will be announced on (lucky for some) Friday 13th March!
Of course, there can only be three winners, but we’re also delighted to report that daily tickets, on sale via Eventbrite, are currently available at an altogether reasonable price of £52 and that include free access to the Festival Finale itself!
With this specific giveaway, you don’t need to be a Startacus signed up member (it’s free to join you know!), but please do feel free to sign up to the Self Start Society 
where you can hear about member only giveaways and competitions, member only business deals and discounts the chance to share your big idea, project or startup with the World!
Good luck to all who apply!
Ps - Talking of Eventbrite - if you fancy running your own meetup, or business event / get together and you've never used Eventbrite - the good folk at Eventbrite have offered up £100 credit for newbie users to cover ticketing costs. Read more about this Eventbrite £100 credit offer if you fancy!
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