no limits is proud to support Unleashing Enterprise and their Enterprise for All conference on 31st March 2010. Our very own Beverley Burton will be taking part in the conference.

The following information is taken directly from Unleashing Enterprise themselves.

Unleashing Enterprise is creating a partnership for all enterprise educators to pioneer a culture of enterprise across the East Midlands. The partnership is managed by the East Midlands Development Agency (emda) and developed in close partnership with educators, employers, enterprise agencies, policy makers and funding organisations. The programme is helping to facilitate a more cohesive and planned approach to the development and delivery of the enterprise offer in the East Midlands. It is also helping to promote opportunities for all people, but mainly young people, to take up the enterprise skills offer in their schools, communities or places of work.

The annual Unleashing Enterprise conference takes place on the 31^st March at the East Midlands Conference Centre. Entitled “Enterprise for All?”, the conference comes at an exciting time for those working in the field of enterprise capabilities with the enterprise skills agenda shortly to be included within the Regional Skills Strategy. With entrepreneurs heralded in popular media as much as in business journals these days, it is easy to assume that enterprise activity is readily understood and accessible to all. But is it? Or should it be?

There will be a range of keynote addresses and workshops covering all aspects of the enterprise agenda. Keynote speakers include:

Mike Chitty, entrepreneur and author of the BLOG, ?Enterprise & Entrepreneurship in the Community?

Diana Gilhespy, Executive Director Regeneration and Communities at emda

Toby Reid, Nottingham based entrepreneur and ex-graduate of NTU?s the Hive

Charles Cracknell, Hull Youth Enterprise Partnership

Stephen Hobbs, Director of Education, The Working Knowledge Group

There will also be an enterprise market place showcasing the best of enterprise in the East Midlands. Attendance at the conference is free for delegates and agencies that want to participate in the market place.

Enterprise for All? Has been designed to be of benefit for both enterprise practitioners and those wanting to find out more about this exciting area of activity.

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