The Entrepreneurship Club has recently launched the "How To.." Series. This is a series of Entrepreneurship Skills workshops designed to equip existing and prospective entrepreneurs with the skills to successfully launch and grow their business.

The "How To.." series kicked with a two part workshop on Search Engine Marketing (SEM). The workshop, hosted by an ex-Google employee, received an overwhelming level of interest from the entire campus community and proved to be really successful.

There are many more workshops in the pipeline with an exciting line up of speakers so please look out for updates from the Entrepreneurship Club.

The Committee would like to thank and congratulate our Logo Competition Winners, Pingkan Hananta and Yat Ng for designing the beautiful logo we have now.

The lucky winners will be enjoying a dinner for 2 at Mooli’s in Soho, an Indian street food restaurant. If you're looking for divine street cuisine, check it out at (http://www.moolis.com/).

Plus the Entrepreneurship Club threw in a couple of extras : £100 in cash and 2 tickets to the LBS Entrepreneurship Conference 2011 (June 3rd) because we are that generous!

 

    

Two eminent thought leaders in the global world of entrepreneurship, John Mullins ( The New Business Road Test: What Entrepreneurs and Executives Should Do Before Writing a Business Plan: 2003, 2006) and Randy Komisar ( The Monk and the Riddle: The Art of Creating a Life While Making a Living : 2001) have teamed up to write what Stanford University Professor Bob Sutton calls “more than the most useful book I’ve ever read on entrepreneurship. ” Getting to Plan B sheds new light – and refreshing clarity – on the term business model and will give you a process to discover a better one for your business old or new, as well as a framework for organizing your thinking. It will reinvent your business plan, and your approach to business planning, too.

For more information, visit the book's website

Turbulent times offer an opportunity for the most nimble businesses to get ahead. Draw inspiration from these bite-sized insights to help your business.

Watch the video from Survival of the Fastest, a partnership between London Business School, Google and The Daily Telegraph , to provide unique bite-sized insights from some of the UK's leading organisations via a new YouTube channel.

Click here for the video.

You all know the show. Now's your chance to pitch your business idea to the dragons! First launched in Japan, Dragons' Den is now an international brand with versions airing in countries across the globe. Entrepreneurs pitch for investment in the Den from our Dragons, five venture capitalists willing to invest their own money in exchange for equity. What are you waiting for? Apply now at http://www.bbc.co.uk/dragonsden/apply/