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ZOE BROWN BIOGRAPHY
Zoe Brown started her working
life as a buyer for two blue chip
companies. She then worked for
small businesses where it was
possible to be involved in a variety
of functions. She has 15 years
business advice experience and
has been a small business owner for four years. As
a member of the Chartered Institute of Personnel
and Development she also holds an MBA from
Greenwich University and has spent 10 years as an
Investor in People (IiP) adviser and assessor.
BUSINESS LINK WORKSHOP
Zoe understands the highs and lows of running
your own business, common mistakes to avoid
Friday 27th November
and areas to address. She recognises that every
11.45-12.15 – Seminar Hall 2
business, whether it is a start up idea or already
trading, is as unique as the people behind them.
So… you want to be your own boss?
How to Get Started!
DÉSIRÉE FRASER BIOGRAPHY
Stop thinking and start acting
Désirée Fraser is the founder
New opportunities are emerging every minute
and Managing Director of a
in the business world. How long have you
small training company which
been in the “ideas” stage, unsure of which
concentrates on the development
path to take? This seminar will demystify
of small businesses and anyone
the rumours and help you understand all the
wanting to start a new venture.
jargon which has possibly prevented you from
With over 27 year’s business
getting started. Find out how you can benefit
experience, her philosophy is to
by simply following 10 easy steps. Realise
share her passion and dedication with people
your dream by learning how to protect and
wanting to take their businesses to the next level.
test your idea, register your business, finding
out what it will cost and how much to charge
Désirée is a highly respected and popular public
and the most important question, how much
speaker on business related topics, especially to
money can you make!
women aspiring to become successful business
entrepreneurs.
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