Elite Business Live is bringing together some of the biggest names in business to offer guidance, inspiration, and support to SMEs and fast-growing companies. This year’s event takes place on the 12th and 13th March at St Paul’s London, EC4V 5AJ.
The in-person two-day event, which will also be live-streamed, is hosted by Oli Barret, “The most connected man in Britain” according to WIRED UK. Enterprise Editor of The Times, Hannah Prevett, opens with a keynote from renowned global entrepreneur Simon Squibb, founder of HelpBnk. Simon started his first business while homeless at just 15 and later sold his agency Fluid to PwC. With over 7 million followers on social media, he’s spreading the word through his #GiveWithoutTake movement and inspirational street interviews.
Lisa Ventura MBE, founder of Cyber Security Unity, along with Joseph Foster, the founder of Reebok, will also be joining the keynote line-up on day one.
Day two opens strong with Joseph Valente, winner of The Apprentice and founder of Trade Mastermind, delivering a keynote. Having been expelled at 15 Joseph went on to win The Apprentice and launch his bestselling book, Expelled from the Classroom to Billionaire Boardroom and will be sharing his successes and challenges along the way.
Joseph is followed by Shaa Wasmund MBE, famed for helping to develop the Dyson brand and Charlie Rubin, co-founder of social sensation Purdy and Figg.
Breakout sessions will allow entrepreneurs to get up close and personal with leading names in business including Chloe Clover of Wander films, Alison Shadrack of Adia PR and Kurt Edwards of AdSmart by Sky.
Scott English, founder of Elite Business Live, said: “This year’s lineup is guaranteed to bring lively debate, exceptional knowledge and real impactful change to the entrepreneurs that attend. At Elite Business Live we want to add value and give our attendees skills and knowledge they can take forward in their own businesses. SMEs are the backbone of Britain and it’s vital we continue to support and encourage the next generation of businesses looking to drive fast growth and make a real impact on the economy.”
The event, centred around live broadcasting, will take place in a studio-like setting. A limited number of studio audience tickets are now available starting at £49. Alternatively, you can sign up to live-stream the event for free, here.
VIP tickets are also available starting from £135.90 featuring enhanced access to keynote speakers, networking and front row tickets.