News Archive 2010
Cine Wessex- How we broadcast ourselves
7th December 2010, 6.15pm
Room 2, Winchester Business School, West Downs Campus
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"Joe has been a director of Cinewessex for over 10 years. His experience in the broadcast and video production industry is extensive. Starting out as a driver and cameraman assistant within the Crew & Hire department, he knows from experience what it is like to be involved in all levels of the production process. Recently Joe led a team who secured preferred supplier status for the provision of dry and wet hire facilities to the BBC and was pivotal in shaping the Cinewessex High De nition service to t the requirements of clients. Helena has worked in marketing for 20 years and her experience as Head of Marketing at Inter ora and Brand Management roles at McVities gave her the grounding in sound marketing techniques that she bases her work on today. Helena acknowledges that marketing Cinewessex in the specialised broadcast and production industry brings about its own issues but after years of trying di erent techniques the team really feel that they have found a way to cut through the noise out there and get their message across to the people who need to hear it.". |
Booking essental at: www.e-network.org.uk
Sir Peter Michael - Life of an Entrepreneur
Basingstoke - The Ark
22nd November 2010 - 6pm
“Sir Peter’s career has spanned rather too long and rather too wide a diversity of general entrepreneurial projects, he has yet to make up his mind what he intends to be when he grows up!
He is best known as the founder of Classic FM, the UK’s most profitable commercial radio station, where he was Chairman until 2008. Other items in his kit bag have included a range of technical companies and director and chairman positions on private and listed companies; from owning Cosworth Engineering, rescuing crashed Cray Electronics in the 1990’s, to building vineyards in California which of the many businesses he has founded, is the only one that carries the family name.
Locally, Sir Peter brought together a partnership of local business interests with the District Council to form the Greenham Common Trust, of which he is chairman. He is also chairman a small UK commercial property business called Highcross and the Pelican Cancer Centre at Basingstoke, which has had a major impact on the recovery rate for bowel and liver cancer. “
Faculty of Business Law & Sport
Annual prize giving ceremony
Wednesday 3rd November, The Shakespeare Room West Down
Prize Giving Ceremony booklet
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Judith Handford -" How to maximise your potential from small beginnings "
12th October 2010, 6.15pm
Winchester Business School, West Downs
"Judith is a new creative business start-up, painting large abstract colourful canvasses in oils,a dramatic change from her background in representative,gurative and miniaturist work. This is an interactive workshop to encourage advice thoughts and ideas from the audience, and plans to be a lively and valuable experience for all involved.
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Danny Wain - Delivering the Sizzle (not just the Sausage)
18th May 2010, 6.15pm
Winchester Business School West Down
"You know you've got a great idea, but how can you convince others of that? You're a unique talent, but how do you ensure its recognised when time is short, and style seems to outshine substance? Daniel Wain has over 20 years' experience in business development, pitching, presenting and public speaking, and has helped 1000s of others to develop their capability and condence in these skills. Join him as he shares a tasty smorgasbord of tips, tricks, tools and that will help you to create powerful, presentations, as well as then stand and deliver them with influence and impact".
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Clare Scheckter - So, you have no relevant experience for this job...?
27th April 2010, 6.15pm
Winchester Business School, West Downs Campus
Clare explains how it is possible to succeed in two wildly diffrent entrepreneurial ventures - a high tech simulation in the United States and sustainable, organic farming in the UK, without any relevant experience in either. Clare and her husband Jody manage Laverstoke Park anorganic/biodynamic farm in Hampshire which aims to produce the best-tasting, healthiest food without compromise.
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The Truth about Venture Capital
16th March 6.15pm
Winchester School of Art
Park Avenue
Winchester SO23 8DL
Having learned about private equity from the inside at 3i plc, Howard Matthews manages his own investment fund - the HSBC UK Enterprise Fund for the South East. Howard has helped to raise over £50 million for a wide range of small to medium enterprises over the last 20 years. Howard will share his experiences as a venture fund manager and non-executive director and investor in private companies. His talk and discussion will help dispel the clouds of mystery surrounding the process of raising equity capital.
2nd March 2010, 6.15pm
This event is about social entrepreneurship.Winchester YMCA is planning open a new coffee bar in the city that is designed for young people to use.
Meet the people behind this organisation and here how they are achieving their aims.
Tour their historic building (next to King Alfred’s statue) and learn about another side of business life.
Lisa Sanders 9th Feb 5.15
Winchester Guildhall
Gioia Jewellery Daring to be different
From cottage industry to multi national designer/supplier.
Find out why and how Lisa Sanders turned ’left at the lights’ during a recession.
Tom Yendall, The Mouth and Foot Painting Artists Worldwide
8th December 2009, 6.15pm
Winchester Business School, West Downs Campus.
Tom Yendell completed his Expressive Arts Degree in Brighton in the1980’s. He joined the Mouth & Foot Painting Artists as a student artist in 1987 and today runs their Gallery in Selborne, Hampshire. He lectures on the workings of the Artists and the Association around the globe. He has recently become a Trustee of The Education And Book Appeal: Ghana. For which he has built a Vocational Skills College on the coast of Ghana.