Global Entrepreneurship Week is all about
embracing innovation, imagination and creativity. It showcases enterprise,
opening up new opportunities for young people across Hull,
the UK and the world.
Councillor Martin Mancey, Portfolio Holder, said:
“I believe that if we are to engage young people in
the enterprise agenda it is essential that we know what they think and Engaging
Education have the right tools to provide us with that information.
I am pleased to see that the organisers have
developed a high profile campaign to attract support and raise finances for the
week’s activities and its great news that major businesses like Smith and
Nephew, Swift Group and Sangwin Group are supporting this year alongside young
entrepreneurs..
“Whether you're in education, business, the public
sector or a charity, everyone should get involved in Global Entrepreneurship
Week. It's about developing people's enterprise skills and helping them achieve
their ambitions and I urge the city to get behind the Week of activities.”
Ross Bennett Director of Engaging Education, said:
"We are delighted to be appointed by Hull City Council and the Hull Youth Enterprise Partnership to lead on their campaign to promote enterprise to the city’s young people during the week and in the run up to GEW 2016, and to lead on their campaign to attract high profile speakers and finance for the week.
“We have a twitter account @GEW_Hull with over
2,000 followers and website www.gewhull.co.uk and have made
contact with over 300 businesses and educational establishments in the City to
seek their support and gained support so far from Sangwin Group, Hull
City Council, John Cracknell Youth Enterprise Bank, RB,Tech 4 Schools, Hull
Training, Swift Group, KCOM, Green Port Hull, Jadan Press, JLF Group, Spencer
Group, Hull Humber Chamber of Commerce, Smith and Nephew, GH Events, Humber
LEP, Engaging Education, T Arran Photography and DLB Events
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