Mike Southon at the Business Teacher National Conference - Friday 19 June 2009
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The Business Teacher National Conference on Friday 19 June 2009 provides a great opportunity to meet and listen to some of the best speakers on enterprise and entrepreneurship around….
I can highly recommend Mike Southon, who will open the BTNC.
Mike is a serial entrepreneur and co-author of four books on starting and growing businesses. During the 1980s he co-founded The Instruction Set, a computer services company, which he later sold to what is now Cap Gemini. He worked with 17 start-up ventures during the 1990s, two of which, Riversoft and Micromuse, later listed on the stock exchange.
Mike is a visiting fellow in innovation and entrepreneurship at London South Bank University and a fellow of both the Royal Society of Arts and the Professional Speakers’ Association.
Places at the Conference can be booked by calling tutor2u on 0844 800 0085
Delegate places are from £50 for PGCE /NQTS and £100 per delegate for department groups of three of more.
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