Posts tagged with ‘business’
Standing out while fitting in: the recognition of creative business ideas
An Ingenuity Breakfast Event.
Tags: business, Ingenuity, Ingenuity breakfast, Rachael Lamb
B-Global – introducing Nottingham’s black business network
An exciting new business platform for start-ups, established and scale-up black businesses (African/African Caribbean heritage) in the city of Nottingham.
Tags: B-Global, bhm, Black History Month, BME, business, networking, SME
How do we solve the productivity problem?
An Ingenuity breakfast event for SMEs.
Tags: business, Ingenuity workshop, productivity, SME
Spreadable marketing skills shared
A free half-day workshop for SMEs.
Tags: business, Ingenuity workshop, SME, Spreadable marketing skills
Creativity to grow your business
A one-day workshop for SMEs.
Tags: business, Creativity in business, Ingenuity workshop, SME
Harness the power of pictures for your business
A free workshop for SMEs based in Nottingham and Derbyshire.
Tags: ‘The Power of Pictures, brand identity, business, design, Dr Mark Rawlinson, imagery, images, Ingenuity
The power of pictures: the role of images in business communication
Join us at this Ingenuity breakfast event, when Dr Mark Rawlinson will draw on his expertise in Art History to offer insights into how images can be used effectively in business.
Tags: art history, brand identity, business, design, Dr Mark Rawlinson, imagery, images, Ingenuity, Ingenuity breakfast
Trust Me, I’m a Philosopher: Why trust matters in business and how philosophy can help
Join us for the first Ingenuity breakfast event of 2018 when Dr Jonathan Tallant returns to our breakfast programme – this time to explore the theme of trust.
Tags: business, Dr Jonathan Tallant, Ingenuity breakfast, ingenuity event, philosophy
Building Better Business Workshop
Join the University of Nottingham for this free workshop to explore how doing ‘better’ business could transform your company.
Making it in business: from arts to The Apprentice and beyond
Rebecca Jeffery, Entrepreneur and Arts graduate, talks about how transferable her undergraduate skills were to a career in marketing. The former American and Canadian Studies student (2006 graduate) and 2016 candidate on The Apprentice, set up her own successful marketing and design agency with her sister Fi in 2013.
Tags: alumni, American and Canadian Studies, business, Department of American and Canadian Studies, design, entrepreneurship, Marketing, The Apprentice