Some of Our Awesome Speakers
James LayfieldFounderCentral Working
Martin SoorjooFounderInvestor Pitch Clinic LLC
Margot HuysmanFreelance Journalist
Andy YoungCo-Founder & CEOGroupSpaces.com
Alain DesmierFounderOrSaveIt
Ashley HallGoogle Enterprise
Robert PocknellFormer IP CounselTomTom
Tony ColvilleSenior AssociateThe Young Foundation
Andre CampbellFounder, DirectorEnfuse Youth
Suleman SacranieManaging Director99p Shopper Limited
Will AkermanFounder & MDMyKindaCrowd
Caleb StorkeySerial Entrepreneur
Action JacksonFounderFixup Enterprise
Jamie DunnSerial Entrepreneur
Matthew DraycottEnterprise & Employability Development OfficerUniversity of East Anglia
Speakers
Action Jackson
Jackson Ogunyemi, better known as ‘Action Jackson’ is a motivational speaker and a life coach who has worked with a vast range of people from students to management teams of major corporations, to individuals from different walks of life. After starting his company ‘Fixup Enterprise’ in 2001, Jackson is now known as an expert in motivation and personal development, and has been called upon by companies like Morgan Stanley, the NHS, and hundreds of schools and colleges. He has also assisted thousands of businesses and people to achieve their goals and live their dreams. His seminars are describCaleb Storkey
Caleb Storkey is an inspirational entrepreneur, speaker and writer. Following 8 years, singing lead roles in the West End, Caleb set up a gospel choir and club nights at University, wrote and produced an album and toured the UK with his band. Mid way through one tour, he accidently fell into business, and bought a few cheap houses in Moss Side, Manchester. Stashing away the guitar, he was soon buying 10 houses a month. As CEO of the company he grew it to a £6m business with 50 staff. They had responsibility for around 200 properties. During the Credit Crunch in 2008, the banks pulled their
Ashley Hall
Ashley works in the Enterprise section of Google: helping businesses of all sizes buy Google Apps for Business and Earth/Maps. He graduated 6 months ago from Cambridge, and was an intern at Google this summer (in his words "a scheme which I'd totally recommend!"). Feel free to circle up with him.Margot Huysman
Margot Huysman is a freelance journalist originally from Belgium. She studied journalism and American studies at the University of Winchester and now writes about technology and business in London. She has a particular interest in startups, social behaviours online and the evolution of media landscape. Follow @margothuysman !function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src="/
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Gori Daniel
Gori leads A&M's Strategy & Business Advisory practice. At university, he stumbled on a defining life purpose to support the development of people, organisations, and nations. Today he spends his time developing, testing and implementing ideas that help clients start and grow successful organisations, assisting them as they navigate the complex minefield of issues and conflicting interests. Follow @G_OD //
James Thomas
Entrepreneur, Legal Consultant, Author, Career Coach, Workshop Leader James studied Law and Philosophy at University then went on to Law School and began his working career in eminent London magic circle law firms whilst simultaneously launching his own businesses. The law firms included Allen & Overy, Herbert Smith Freehills, and DeHeng Law Office in Beijing China, where he completed an internship. He also worked in a freelance capacity as legal advisor and business development coordinator for a UK company and a French gaming company developing his business skills and
Jamie Dunn
Jamie started his first business aged 12 selling unwanted items at school. By the time he was 15 he was making around £500 per week from 5 market stalls across Birmingham. At the age of 16, Jamie left school with little qualifications but got a place on the Peter Jones Pathfinder course as one of the 28 from nationwide applicants, with this he moved to Buckinghamshire for 6 months. Aged 18, Jamie Co-founded Made By Young People, which he successfully exited at aged 20. Since then, Jamie has gone on to work with Governments and Educational Organizations from around the World on deve
Hushpreet Dhaliwal
CEO of NACUE, one of the world's leading network of entrepreneurial students (and full of awesome people we should add :-)). Personal Aim: To develop the most entrepreneurial generation of young people known to us. Follow @hushpreet //
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