Startup TV announced as the official film crew for MADE: In 48 Hours
Online entrepreneur magazine Startup TV will provide the official film crew for In 48 Hours, the unique startup bootcamp hosted by Doug Richard in Sheffield this week.
Startup TV will film the teaching sessions as well as other key events across MADE: The Entrepreneur Festival, organised by Seven Hills, which opens to over 1000 entrepreneurs in Sheffield today.
Startup TV, who provide videos and advice for small businesses, will interview the headline speakers and In 48 Hours delegates during the event.
Doug Richard, founder of School for Startups said: “In 48 Hours is all about teaching business how to leverage the Internet to grow their business.
“Sharing knowledge online is key in boosting this business growth and Startup TV is a brilliant way for people to access the information and services they need to succeed.”
The film crew is also joining leading entrepreneurs and international diplomats aboard the exclusive Entrepreneur Express train that travels from London to Sheffield on Thursday for the festival.
Chairman of MADE: The Entrepreneur Festival, Michael Hayman, said: “Startup TV is a fantastic platform for small business and budding entrepreneurs to seek advice and inspirational business videos from seasoned entrepreneurs. We are thrilled to announce their partnership with In 48 hours.”
MADE: The Entrepreneur Festival takes place this week between 8-11 September. Officially launched on Thursday 9th September by Secretary of State Vince Cable MP, the line-up of events also includes the launch of the National Enterprise Academy with TV Dragon Peter Jones and a reception with Minister for Business and Enterprise, Mark Prisk MP.
The festival features numerous entrepreneur-inspired events, from a special TEDx conference to ‘How to Make a Million Before Lunch’, the one-woman show from Rachel Bridge, enterprise editor of The Sunday Times.
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