Due to the disruption the snow has caused many small businesses around the UK, NatWest’s mentoring competition (in partnership with the Financial Mail on Sunday) has been extended by two weeks. The final deadline is now the 15th February.
Do you run your own business? Could your business benefit from mentoring from an award winning female entrepreneur? There are many inspirational women who can help move forward a new generation of female entrepreneurs and increase total entrepreneurial activity in the UK.
Entrepreneur and founder of Smarta.com, Sháá Wasmund (pictured) will mentor the winning businesswoman. Sháá has had an eclectic entrepreneurial career ranging from promoting boxer Chris Eubank’s fight to working with Sir James Dyson to establish his vacuum cleaners as one of the UK’s biggest brands. She helped set up deckchair.com with Sir Bob Geldof and founded MyKindaPlace which was sold to BSkyB.
Sháá combines real entrepreneurial drive and experience with a genuine desire to encourage and inspire others. Her latest venture is living proof.
Smarta.com launched in January 2009 and is an innovative business platform providing free advice, networking and tools for entrepreneurs and business owners. Smarta has the support of leading UK entrepreneurs including Theo Paphitis, Deborah Meaden and Michael Birch.
Carolyn Currie, Head of Women in Business at NatWest said: ‘This is a great chance to learn from Sháá’s entrepreneurial experience and give your business that extra help and support to move forward, as well as inspiring more women to follow your lead and experience the benefits of business ownership.’
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