Do you find that you have these big dreams and goals at the start of the year, then realise at the end of the year that not much has changed? Do you have long term career and business goals but struggle to map out the key tasks that would bring you closer to these goals? Or do you simply want to live your best life, operating every day at your full potential?
Well… the Women Empowerment Network is hosting their annual vision board party. This event will feature a panel discussion with successful entrepreneurs and corporate leaders from a variety of industries, who have won several awards and featured in a number of media outlets including Forbes, Sunday Timesand even GQ magazine. We will be discussing the biggest inhibitors to success for generation Y women and so much more.
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A vision board is a well-known tool used to help gain clarity on goals and key targets – and is promoted by the likes of Oprah Winfrey and Olympic Athletes. We recognise that dreaming, believing and visualising your goals will not lead to the manifestation of this life you have always wanted, if no action is taken. Our vision board exercise will also challenge you to consider the key practical actions and changes you need to take in order to achieve your 2018 goals.
What you can expect from this event?
- Clear goals for 2018, and tools & strategies to help you constantly work towards your goals throughout the year
- Identification of the key inhibitors to success and how you can mitigate the risks of not achieving your goals
- Examples of individuals who have achieved good success in business and career and the opportunity to ask questions relevant to you.
- A lovely afternoon, with ambitious like-minded women, good food and drinks... and of course a goody bag!
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- Pip Jamieson is the Founder of The Dots - a LinkedIn challenger designed around the networking needs of creators. Born out of a passion to make the creative industries more productive, open and diverse, Pip launched the platform in the UK in 2014.A creator with a distinctive marmite laugh (you either love it or you hate it) Pip was named by Creative Review as one of the top 50 Creative Leader (2017) and The Sunday Times as one of the Top 100 Disruptive Entrepreneurs innovating in their respective fields (2017). Pip is on a mission to connect 1 million creators and freelancers to commercial opportunities by 2018. She lives on a houseboat with her husband in Kings Cross, London.
- Timothy Arrmoo, a young serial entrepreneur who started his first online venture at 14, and another one at 17, and is now establishing himself in the global market with Fanbytes. Since launching Fanbytes in January 2015 has attracted mainstream clients such as Disney, Adidas, GoPro, New Look, Nickelodeon and the celebrated Brazilian footballer Ronaldinho. The business has been forecasted to turnover a seven-figure sum by the end of the year, and all this success has led to great media publicity in publications such as Forbes magazine, Daily Mail and The Evening Standard.
- Tunji Akintokun is an experienced and multi-award winning business leader in internet and communications related technologies. His current role at Cisco is Director of Commercial Mid-Market sales and Partner Organisation for Africa. Tunji holds Master of Science Degree in Information Systems Engineering from London’s South Bank University and completed his executive education at both Wharton and Stanford Business schools.
His passion outside of work centres on attracting more young people in pursuing career in Science & Technology and Diversity in the workplace. Tunji sits on several boards and councils in the UK including the education charity Teach First, the women’s council of techUK, which represents over 900 companies, Grant Thornton (Vibrant Economy Commissioner) and Raise Tech (co-chair) a professional network for people of colour in the UK tech sector.
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