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Free tickets to the national student enterprise conference

Posted by John King on March 4, 2010 under Events | Be the First to Comment

50 Free Tickets for Members of FlyingStart! Hurry and Register Now

The UK’s Must-Attend Student Enterprise Conference

March 26-28, 2010

University College London

Sponsored by: NCGE, Lloyds TSB. FIG, UCL Advances, Meltwater, The Cube

www.nacue.com/nsec

Engage with Julie Meyer, Penny Power, Meltwater, Google, Huddle, Microsoft, UnLtd, Tata, MMC Ventures, SIFE, Smith & Williamson, Find Invest Grow, Social Enterprise Coalition, Worksnug, Enterprise UK, Groupspaces, Shell Livewire, Newspepper, The Cube, Enternships, The Next Women, Sun Microsystems, Brave New Talent, Student Hubs, eOffice and many, many more…

Network with 200 like-minded young entrepreneurs and enterprising students, global entrepreneurs, innovative corporates and leading business support organisations during a weekend of inspiring and engaging talks, workshops, debates and exhibitions. Pitch for the chance to win £1000 from Shell Livewire and chat with UnLtd to learn about how to get up to £15,000 funding for a social enterprise.

The UK’s must-attend event of 2010 for enterprising students and young entrepreneurs.

Website: www.nacue.com/nsec
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRrbpp8XoQA

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£10,000 for sports projects

Posted by John King on February 2, 2010 under Competitions, Social Enterprise | Be the First to Comment

UnLtd Sport Relief Awards are a UK wide funding programme for 11-21 year olds, who are prepared to go the extra mile and use their passion for sport and arts to bring respect and understanding to their communities by setting up their own projects.

UnLtd Sport Relief Awards are funded by Comic Relief and provide opportunities for young people to bring communities together, to help promote understanding.

You can apply for up to £10,000 of funding to try, shape or grow a project idea. Visit http://www.unltdsportrelief.com/ to find out more!

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