Business Instinct: Young Ethnic Minorities Must Be The Future Producers And Not Just Consumers
It had the following guest speakers: Professor Monder Ram, Birmingham University, Kamilah Francis – a young entrepreneur and Jeremy Crook OBE, CEO of BTEG.
There were a limited number of places available and people were advised to book by clicking here
The event was supported by:
Grace Incorporation Faith Trust (GIFT)
Manchester Metropolitan University (Critical Race and Ethnicity Research Cluster)
Here are some tweets to give you a flavour of the evening:
#inspire&challenge Zahir Hussain BTEG Trustee introducing our event. Introducing GIFT and Hideaway’s work. pic.twitter.com/CmYgBc7aKh
— Revelation Kollektiv (@revkollektiv) November 24, 2016
#inspire&challenge Henry Ngawoofah from GIFT introduction. Go Henry! pic.twitter.com/sG3RIfXMJq
— Revelation Kollektiv (@revkollektiv) November 24, 2016
#inspire&challenge Kamilah Francis taking about her ent’ activities. She helped2 set up Peace FM. Telling her story. pic.twitter.com/F9uLmRrdif
— Revelation Kollektiv (@revkollektiv) November 24, 2016
#inspire&challenge Sully Ali as life coach. Telling his story about how he set up his coaching biz. pic.twitter.com/WuMAMNFrWM
— Revelation Kollektiv (@revkollektiv) November 24, 2016
#inspire&challenge Karen Kawadza talking about how she set up her Eminent Youth Journal 2014 pic.twitter.com/xLATi6uztq
— Revelation Kollektiv (@revkollektiv) November 24, 2016
#inspire&challenge Professor Monder Ram: Who is responsible for 1 in 7 enterprises? Migrants. pic.twitter.com/f9W7eqTv9K
— Revelation Kollektiv (@revkollektiv) November 24, 2016
#inspire&challenge Q+A. Use of social media? Use of Facebook ad&Facebook live. Building a rel. Instagram for 18-30. pic.twitter.com/4CTxOU2Tpb
— Revelation Kollektiv (@revkollektiv) November 24, 2016
Further lectures to be held were:
7 December 2016: Education at SOAS, University of London
17 January 2017: Celebration/drinks reception at the House of Lords