What are you doing to master online marketing in 2012?

img

Entrepreneurs Week Melbourne kicks off for 2010

The third annual Entrepreneurs Week 2010 will showcase a hit list of business moguls, successful entrepreneurs as well as up and coming entrepreneurs who will share their stories and lessons learned.

In partnership with Melbourne’s most entrepreneurial organisations, including Mobile Monday, The Hive, TEDxMelbourne and the Churchill Club, E-Week 2010 will give participants an opportunity to gain the right skills, meet the right people and build their confidence to just get out there and start their own entrepreneurial endeavour.

Building on the success E-Week 2009, where over 1000 students attended, Student Entrepreneurs has been turning heads with E-Week 2010 gaining accolades from businesses, entrepreneurs, academics and the government.

In an open letter to support the Week, Federal Minister for Innovation Senator Hon Kim Carr wrote “businesses must embrace new ideas and new ways of doing things if they are to successfully navigate the challenging times in which we live.”

At the Opening Ceremony, CEO of Melbourne City Council Kathy Alexander, alongside founder of Mag Nation and regular Anthill contributor Sahil Merchant, will cordially open the event.

The “mystery object” for this year’s Innovator’s Challenge will also be unveiled at the opening ceremony. In this challenge, competitors will be given a regular, everyday object which they need to add value to in creative ways, and win one of many great prizes worth over $4000.

University of Melbourne Opening Ceremony

Date: Friday 6 August
Time: 3.00pm to 5.00pm, followed by food, refreshments and networking.
Where: Elisabeth Murdoch Theatre A, University of Melbourne

Monash University Opening Ceremony

Date: Friday 6 August
Time: 2.00pm to 4.00pm, followed by food, refreshments and networking
Where: S2 Theatre, Clayton Campus, Monash University

For more information about Entrepreneurs Week or to register your interests for events, visit: http://www.eweek.org.au/

 

  • Ticket Broker

    Another option to make money from home is to become a Ticket Broker…
    This guide will teach you how you can become a ticket broker so you can buy and sell concert tickets and make money doing it.
    Learning this business it´s easy, because exist a guide to show her how buy and sell tickets successfully… Source: The Ticket Broker Guide

    [Reply]

  • http://www.astutebuyersadvocates.com.au/ Property Agent

    can’t wait for another one this year

    [Reply]

  • Ticket Broker

    Just in time for 2011 NFL, NHL and NBA season

    For immediate release

    The Ticket Broker Guide, http://theticketbrokerguide.com

    The Ticket Broker Guide, a guide that teaches people how to successfully buy and sell tickets, has just received it’s latest update, just in time for the 2011 NFL, NHL and NBA season.

    Everyone knows that NFL tickets are a hot commodity – but not everyone knows what teams have the most profitable tickets. That’s where The Ticket Broker Guide comes in. Brittany Menard, ticket broker and author of The Ticket Broker Guide says: “with sports ticket predictions for every NFL team, people will learn what tickets will make them money and what teams to avoid”. There are over 120 freshly updated sports ticket predictions for every major league team in the NFL, NHL, NBA and MLB that will help people target the most profitable teams to buy and sell tickets for.

    Everyone wants to be first in line to get the best tickets from Ticketmaster, but a lot of people are missing out on the closely guarded secrets that ticket brokers use everyday to legally obtain tickets. The Ticket Broker Guide goes in depth about targeting presales for a chance to get tickets before the general public and how to get presale passwords for free. “A lot of people are still paying for presale passwords, which is shame because they just don’t have the resources to know where to get them for free”, Brittany says.

    There’s a lot of money to be made in the ticket industry, not only with brokering tickets, but with promoting them. The Ticket Broker Guide takes an in depth look at several different ticket affiliate programs to help people make even more money. Just by linking to tickets for sale, people can earn a commission if someone buys them through their link. Brittany says “The Ticket Broker Guide is packed with lots of new information to help people make money in the ticket industry”.

    [Reply]

blog comments powered by Disqus

Find Us on facebook

Latest Video

What are you doing to master online marketing in 2012?

The Anthill Masterclass has already helped hundreds of Australian business owners, marketing professionals and web developers embrace the future of marketing and get real results from their websites and social media.

More>>

Latest Comments

Ant Mart

Anthill Amabassadors

Tech & Innovation

Sponsored by AusIndustry

AusIndustry is a specialist program delivery division within the Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research.

More>>

thumb

Marketing & Media

Sponsored by Do you need branding advice you can trust?

For over 20 years, SIGNARAMA consultants have been working closely with companies to create customised branding and signage strategies.

More>>

thumb

Anty-Climax

Sponsored by Antmart

It’s a group buying site specifically created for entrepreneurs and business builders.

More>>

thumb

Tech & Innovation

Sponsored by Google

What do you know about Google AdWords? This hub was developed to answer the questions you already have, and those you haven’t thought yet to ask.

More>>

thumb

Upcoming Events

FEB
29

The 5th annual Angel Investor Conference to focus on sustainability of investment

Sustainability of investment is the main focus of the 5th Annual National Angel Investor Conference. The Melbourne Angels are inviting entrepreneurs to come, collaborate, hear about the latest industry trends and learn of smart investment oppourtunities.

More>>

Jan
9

Spruce up your video pitch for Innovation Bay’s next Angels Dinner

For those of you who’ve not had the pleasure, Innovation Bay’s Angel Dinners bring together angels and entrepreneurs. To date, the organisation has assisted entrepreneurs raise over $10 million in seed investment as a result of these dinners. (Heard of Spreets? Yup? Innovation Bay kick started the group buying behemoths capital raising endeavours.) If you’re an entrepreneur in the high-tech space and fancy a bit of funding, you may wish to apply.

More>>