Power Series Starting, Running & Growing a Successful Technology Business

To celebrate London Technology Week, we are bringing together a panel of leading entrepreneurs to discuss the many ways of creating a viable technology business.

There has never been a better time to start your own business, especially in the technology sector. Have you ever thought of developing your own product in the most booming & lucrative sector of our time?

If you were ever put off this great endeavour by thinking you might not have the right skills and tools, please think again.

This event is about breaking all those barriers and enabling you to apply all your talents, whether you are tech-savvy or not.

Panel:

1) Andy Doe – Former Director / Had of Classical music at itunes.

2) Fraser Harper – Generation Success Board Adviser & Retail Guru.

3) Gianni O'Connor - Tech Entrepreneur, creator of social networking sites such as Mzrt.

4) Moderator – Richard Newton – Former Journalist, bestselling Author on Business.

More speakers to be announced.

What you will gain:

=> Learn from experienced entrepreneurs. Know how:

- They raised millions in funding.
- Recovered from failure.
- Started and ran successful business.

=> Meet a network of like-minded individuals.

=> Be inspired to take action.

Our speakers have established and succeeded in running technology companies without any prior technological skills. This was no barrier for them and now they are willing to share their experience with you. Read their stories below.

Andy Doe is one of the pioneers of the digital music revolution. He was head of classical music at iTunes as it grew from an experimental project to become the world's largest retailer of recorded music.

Fraser Harper has grown 2 UK based online businesses internationally and quickly, he is passionate about helping UK retailers export

Richard Newton is an author and entrepreneur who has written two best selling books including The Sunday Times #1Â The Little Book of Thinking Big.

Gianni O'Connor is a self-motivated Entrepreneur, starting his first tech business at the age of 18 whilst still in education. UCAS, a social networking site he grew to 250,000 users.