Mr Site will once again be running free Web Design Workshops to take business people through the process of creating an online presence, and exposing their wares to an endless number of potential customers, clients, sales and leads over the web.
The Business Startup events are run biannually by Prysm Group, with the next one taking place on Tuesday and Wednesday, 30 November and 1 December, in Earl’s Court 2, London. At the most recent event, the Web Design Workshops booked out in record time, so book in early to avoid disappointment!
Mr Site’s CEO, Stuart Spice, is chuffed to be back on board for Business Startup 2010. He says: “It’s a prestigious event, and one that is well-recognised in the business world.”
When asked for a few clues as to what Mr Site has up his sleeve for this series of Web Design Workshops, Stuart says: “It’s all under wraps at this stage, but rest assured it will be market leading as always!”
Business Startup 2010’s organisers are pleased as punch to have Mr Site’s backing, and are looking forward to the 24th event being another resounding success.
With over 150 seminars, over 200 exhibitors, and advice from experts including the fork-tongued stars of television’s Dragon’s Den, if you’re thinking of starting or expanding a business, can you afford to miss out on this free event?
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