This is a guest post by Simone Brummelhuis. She’s co-owner of Iens and European Museum Guide. Currently, she works and lives in London. This post a bonus post via our guest poster and is the last in this batch.
And finally I wanted to bring to your attention a May event called Making a Difference in Business. The details of the event can be found below and are part of the FreshIdeas Events. The lineup of speakers looks really interesting. Also students and Make Your Mark Ambassadors get a discount.
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London – Interbrand, Wednesday 21st May – 6.30pm to 9.30pm This evening event is part of a series of networking seminars featuring inspiring business leaders. This is an excellent event to attend if you are an entrepreneur or corporate woman in business looking for practical advice and seeking to get ahead or grow a business. Get ahead in business With growing competition in business, these are increasingly seen as key strategies for success and profitability. Guest speakers include Margot Katz, author and business consultant, who will explore the strategies for success as outlined in her current book: reflecting on values; keeping ahead of the game; expressing a personal brand and strategic networking. We also have two leading business women, Sonita Alleyne, CEO Somethin’ Else and Christina Vaughan, CEO Image Source who will further develop these ideas and offer insights from their own experience into what it takes to grow a successful career or business. Why attend? During this series, business people like you will benefit from:
Want to Make a Difference? As always in this series, we showcase some exciting achievements and excellent speakers and discuss the challenges faced by businesses balancing profitability with their responsibilities to the wider community.
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About the author: Simone worked as a successful lawyer before becoming an entrepreneur by setting up her own B2B publishing company Brummsbooks. Thereafter as co-owner and managing director IENS she developed this start-up into the no. 1 user generated content database publisher of restaurant guides in The Netherlands (online and offline). With the Europeanmuseumguide.com, she intends to do the same. these posts are written as contributing editor for the nextweb.org and are re-produced to reach a wider audience.
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