Show Dates

November 28th - 29th 2008

Olympia, London

Fri 10am - 5pm

Sat 10am - 4pm

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Becoming an Exhibitor

Be a Part of Business Startup

Now in its sixth year, Business Startup is firmly established in the business calendar as the leading UK exhibition for pre-start and early-stage ventures. Our exhibitors - both public sector and private enterprise - come back time after time as they recognise the value to their business of taking space at the show.

If your business offers products or services to new and growing businesses, you should seriously consider having a presence at Business Startup. With 20,000 entrepreneurs expected at the April ExCel show, and with some of the biggest names in British business already booked to exhibit, you will be in great company.

The benefits of taking a stand are huge. At the show you have the opportunity to meet, and present your company to, literally thousands of entrepreneurs. Before the show your business is featured on this website and in our stunning 52-page showguide, and your company's reputation reaps the rewards of association with Business Startup.

To find out more about becoming an exhibitor speak to the Business Startup Team on 0870 351 7998, or email simon@bstartup.com

Seminar Speakers

James Caan, The Dragon

James will be speaking about his experience of starting out in business and the path that he took to get to where he is today.

Rachel Elnaugh

Entrepreneur Rachel Elnaugh has experienced the entire lifecycle of a business – seeing it grow into a multi-million pound brand to seeing it fall into financial difficulties – she talks about the problems entrepreneurs face at every stage of their business journey, including stories of Britain’s most successful entrepreneurs from her new book ‘Business Nightmares’.

Martin Webb

From that first idea, Martin will talk about how to take the huge leap, the crucial steps, the emotional roller coaster, pressures on the family and the financial planning to achieve your dreams and make a profit.

Levi Roots

When Levi Roots sang his way into £50k cash injection on Dragon's Den he started a chain reaction. Weeks later his Reggae Reggae Sauce was a national sellout. Levi shares his experience, his song - and little sauce...

David Gold, Gold Group and Birmingham City FC

Q & A hosted by David Gold – entrepreneur. Ask David how he rose from rags to being one of Britain’s most successful businessmen and self-made multi-millionaire.

Caprice Bourret, By Caprice Lingerie

Caprice will be talking about the evolution and success of her lingerie empire. She’ll be discussing how she made a transition from entertainment to the world of business. Touching on Investment, lessons she’s learned, licensing deals and the power of PR

Brad Rosser

It is a sad fact that most start-ups fail. Indeed, only 20% will make it to their sixth birthday. But success is not dependent upon being "genius" or "perfect" idea. Brad Rosser, who has an entry in The Times Rich List discusses the "Five Pillars of Building Succesful Business".

Jeremy Martin, For Goodness Shakes

For Goodness Shakes!, Britain’s fastest growing sports drink, is a brand that was launched on a shoestring budget. Learn the marketing tricks that can supercharge your brand.

Tre Azam, IDMM Limited

Understanding your motivations and Values and projecting them through your business, defining your personal success factors and understanding your ultimate aim.

Alan Smith, Cashew Group Limited

Cashflow is the key to all companies’ survival and Alan Smith will take you through the minefield of getting paid. Alan was instrumental in the development of Cashflow Protector™ - the online collection system that keeps your customer-client relationship intact whilst speeding up your slow payers.

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