
Events
Venue: Main Lecture Theatre, Dept of Engineering (map of entrance)
Confirmation emails have now been sent to all registrants.
Cambridge University Entrepreneurs organises one of the most successful student-run business creation competitions in Europe and we would like to invite you to our £1k Awards Ceremony on 23 January 2009. At this event we will be giving away £1,000s of pounds to the next generation of Cambridge entrepreneurs. Registration information can be found below.
Date: Saturday 31 January 2009
Venue: LR1, Engineering Dept (NB this is not the same as LT1 - see a map here)
Time: 10:00 - 15:00
Please note change of venue. This is due to middle-east demonstrations at the Law Faculty this week
CUE would like to invite you to our business training event on Saturday 31st January at 10am in the Engineering Dept. Whether you are a seasoned entrepreneur, setting up your first company, or just want to find out what it takes to be an entrepreneur, everyone is welcome to attend.
For those who are interested, this event will also prepare you for the £5k challenge. In our first talk, at 10am, Hugh Purser, a competition judge, will share his views on what kind of entries impress him. Remember that to enter the £5k Challenge, you will need to write an executive summary of up to 3500 words and submit it to us by 1pm on the 23rd of February. Requirements may vary depending on which competition stream you choose to enter.
Please register here
The event begins at 10am prompt, so please arrive on time.
Programme
10.00 - 10.15 Registration and Coffee
10.15 - 11.00 Hugh Purser - Business Plan Basics
11.15 - 12.00 Philip Baddeley - Hanging on to Your Equity
12.15 - 13:00 Lunch Break
13.00 - 13.45 Peter Hiscocks - Marketing a Start-Up
14.00 - 14.45 Neil Davidson - Five ways to Kill your Start-Up
14:45 - 15:00 Cambridge Trainee Solicitors Group
The current economic climate poses significant challenges for entrepreneurs and their start-ups, but for truly exceptional ideas there is always money.
Cambridge University Technology and Enterprise Club (CUTEC) and Cambridge University Entrepreneurs (CUE) invite you to a stellar panel of early-stage investors who currently have funds available and are actively looking for new opportunities. They will explain why they think it is still a good time to invest, as well as how the crisis affects their investment criteria.
Visit www.theinvestorsforum.org for more information and to register for your free place

