MiniBar Workshop Series #2: Business Tool Box

The Web Business Tool Box sponsored by DCKTN
A Practical Workshop Series  for Web Companies and Entrepreneurs.

MiniBar presents ‘The Web Business Tool-Box’ workshop series. Following the success of the first series (which booked out in a couple of hours) we are happy to be able to offer it again. As usual, we’re employing a practical minded, no-nonsense approach to the design of the workshop series which will address common business issues in web and tech companies. Our presenters are successful entrepreneurs, CTOs, investors and lawyers, who are amongst the best in the UK’s web sector. To read more about Presenters, individual workshops or to register, follow the links below.

July 7th: Effective Software Development Management
Presented by Gavin Bell, author of Social Web Applications for O’Reilly and Jay Bregman, CTO and co-founder of eCourier. Register for the workshop or learn more here.

July 21st: Effective Online Marketing with Social Media
Presented by Francesco d’Orazio, head of Social Media at FaceGroup. Register for the workshop or learn more here.

September 1st: Search Engine Optimisation:
Presented by Malcolm Coles, an Internet Content Strategy Consultant. Register for the workshop or learn more here.

September 15th: Web Analytics
Presented by Daniel Sim, CTO and founder of Plugin SEO. Register for the workshop or learn more about it here.

September 29th: Fundraising and Investment Strategies
Presented by Barry Vitou and Danvers Baillieu of Winston and Strawn (of Bootlaw fame) Register for this workshop or read more about it here.

October 13th: Business Model Development for Web Start-Ups
Presented by Glenn Shoosmith, founder and CEO of BookingBug.com. Register for the workshop or read more about it here.

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Each session will be 3 hours, starting at 6:00pm, in the Young Foundation. It will include 2 hours of presentations and discussion, plus 1 hour of open exchange sessions where presenters and participants can explore solutions through mutual discussion. The workshops will be followed by optional networking. To make attendance easier we’re hosting the workshops in the evening, and we’re  making some snacks and providing drinks because we appreciate that you’ll probably have been working hard all day.
To register follow the links above.

This workshop series will be free to attend thanks to the generous support of our sponsor DCKTN (Digital Communication Knowledge Transfer Network).
O’Reilly will also be there offering special deals on books relating to the topic each evening.