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Tuesday 13th May, 7pm (4th Week)

Take one founding team, inject an idea, sprinkle with money, and nurture with mentoring and inspiration. Is that how to grow your start-up? Learn from the experts in this panel discussion focusing on founding and successfully growing a start-up.

Confirmed on the panel: Paul Fisher (Advent Venture Capital), Alex Hoye (Angel Investor and Entrepreneur), Sumon Sadhu (Entrepreneur - Snaptalent), David Langer (Entrepreneur - Groupspaces), James Uffindell (Entrepreneur - Bright London, Pure Potential and Oxbridge Applications), Martin Chilcott (serial entrepreneur and Meltwater Ventures).

Sign up for the event here: http://younoodle.com/events/growing_your_start_up_panel_discussion

Kulveer and Harjeet Taggar return to Oxford Entrepreneurs to talk about selling their company, Auctomatic, for $5m!

Friday 25th April (1st Week), Said Business School, 7pm followed by free networking drinks in Thirst

Recent Oxford graduates, Kulveer and Harjeet Taggar turned down careers in banking and law to leap into starting their own business, moving out to Silicon Valley. In less than two years they’ve sold their company for millions proving that students can hit it big as entrepreneurs! http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7315598.stm

Clickpass also made the move to Silicon Valley, successfully raised angel funding and getting rave reviews and will be along to tell their story.

What did they learn, how did it happen, what advice do they have? Come and hear tales from student start-ups followed by free drinks at Thirst to celebrate the start of a new term with Oxford Entrepreneurs.

Sign up for the event and free drinks at Thirst here:
http://younoodle.com/events/the_first_oxford_entrepreneurs_success_story

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Wednesday 5th March 2008,
6.45pm for 7pm start
Said Business School
Hosted by Oxford Entrepreneurs at the Said Business School as part of the Oxford Social Enterprise Network with the Oxford Hub and OBN-SE

The Story begins with 3 men with an idea to make it easy for people to do themselves some good. In the summer of 1998, they bought £500 worth of fruit, turned it into smoothies and sold them from a stall at a little music festival in London. They put up a sign saying, Do you think we should give up our jobs to make these smoothies? They had two bins, one saying YES and the other NO and asked people top put their empty bottle is the right bin. The next day they had all resigned from their jobs.

Come and hear Richard give his story and also from the guys at fruit towers about what it is like to work there and job opportunities. Also join us afterwards for a FREE smoothies reception!

REGISTRATION HAS NOW CLOSED FOR THIS EVENT

Monday 28th January (3rd Week)
6:45pm registration for 7pm start
Said Business School

John Bird, was a poor boy, orphan, thief, inmate, artist and poet before going on to found the ground-breaking social initiative that is The Big Issue. Since the inception of The Big Issue in 1991, John has overseen its development into the UK’s most successful social enterprise, stretching from Tokyo to Totnes and helping thousands of homeless people worldwide.

John has become an authority on motivation and the ascendancy to achievement. Amongst the places he has spoken are the UN in New York, Nairobi and Istanbul, Downing Street and Buckingham Palace. Come and see him talk to Oxford Entrepreneurs.

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Monday 4th February (4th Week)
6:45pm registration for 7pm start
Said Business School

Sir Tom Hunter rose from humble beginnings selling trainers from the back of a van to become Scotland’s first billionaire. In 1984, he founded the Sports Division chain of sports shops. He built this up into a leading retailer. In 1998, he sold the chain to JJB Sports, making over £250 million. In 2001 he co-founded the West Coast Capital investment firm and by 2006 was named the richest man in Scotland.

Tycoon Tom Hunter isn’t content to live the life of the idle rich, and has pledged to use his fortune for the benefit of mankind. The Hunter Foundation aims to, over time, invest £ 1 billion in venture philanthropy.

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The Oxford Retreat, 1 - 2 Hythe Bridge Street

Join us to celebrate the end of term OE-style at the Oxford Retreat. For only £22 you will be treated to a drinks reception, three course meal and a glass of wine. There will be a star cast of entrepreneurs in attendance, so don’t miss out!

Registration for our Christmas Dinner has now closed.

This annual event brings together outstanding entrepreneurs, venture capitalists and related professionals from Silicon Valley, California, and top MBA students, for a full day of stimulating and challenging debate and discussion. Meet Paul Graham founder of Y-Combinator, Chris Sacca head of special initiatives at Google, Ried Hoffman founder of Linked in and many more of the Silicon Valley entrepreneurs.

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Want to be in for a chance of winning up to £25k?

Idea Idol is Oxford Entrepreneurs’ flagship business idea competition. Come and help us celebrate it’s launch

LAUNCH EVENT

MONDAY 12th 6:30pm, Said Business School
At this event you can learn in more detail about exactly how you can apply, and get on the road to £25,000.

Featuring special guest speaker Imran Hakim, winner of £140k funding from Peter Jones and Theo Paphitis after defeating the Dragons in the Den for his iTeddy multimedia teddy bear

And special guest speaker Nick Jenkins founder of the hugely successful customisable greetings card website www.moonpig.com

LAUNCH PARTY

TUESDAY 13th 7:30pm, Anuba
FREE drinks at our Anuba party followed by FREE Bridge entry til 9:30pm. Thomas Whitfield will share his roller coaster story of winning unlimited funding for miomi.com in last years dramatic finale.

Charles Dunstone is Managing Director and Founder of the hugely successful company, The Carphone Warehouse.

He is widely respected as one of the UK’s most dynamic entrepreneurs and heads up what is now the UK’s leading independent communications specialist retailer - a company he has built up from scratch in less than ten years. An Observer survey rated him as the 124th most powerful person in the UK and the Times rated him as the 74th richest.
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