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How are you doing today? Please Check Out our Start-up page: https://www.muula.co.uk It's all about honey. Honey, honey honey, it's not funny in a rich man's world :) With best regards, Martin Pold
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Happy Monday morning to all Party Animals!!! :) Had 2 Cappuccinos here, taste was good and smiley. Honey honey honey...  We want to use this money to Import honey from Estonia to England.
This is 'Think and grow rich' by Napoleon Hill.  About Event:
11. septembril kell 9.15–10 toimub Eesti brändi koolitus, kus anname ülevaate brändi sõnumitest, disainisüsteemist ja praktilistest tööriistadest. Miks osaleda?
Location Valukoja 8 11415 Tallinn, Estonia https://luma.com/xmniomyn?tk=arA2NH The UK has long been a leader in commercialising research, but this has declined over the last 10 years. One contributing factor is that UK universities typically take around a 16% equity stake in spinouts - more than double the average in the US and EU. This higher stake can deter founders and investors alike.
More universities could also benefit from fostering industry and start-up ecosystems similar to Cambridge's Silicon Fen, where close collaboration between academia and enterprise drives innovation. This is especially critical in fast-moving fields like AI. For example, ECI partnered with Manchester Business School to explore new models to support its proprietary AI platform, AmplifindTM." References: https://www.newbusiness.co.uk/articles/entrepreneurs/how-boost-entrepreneurialism-uk-%E2%80%93-tips-eci-partners |
AuthorMartin Pold is a WINNER of the Managing Director of the Year Awards in 2022. He have DSU VOLUNTEER SILVER AWARD from De Montfort University. He is Business Mentor and Managing Director, who helps to start and grow businesses. He is passionate about organic food and likes to promote Estonian products in England. He also cares about environment and nature. Previously been a Leicester and Leicestershire World Cleanup Day 2012, Let's Do It! UK Co-ordinator and Partner. Archives
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