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I was lucky to be asked to speak at the ACS@Skills Alley at CeBIT

My presentation was about being an entrepreneur, and how to get started as an entrepreneur. I covered a variety of areas from the startup roadmap, to social media and networking and personal branding.

The talk was really great and I really enjoyed passing on the knowledge. The audience response was great and there were some really great questions and discussions after the event.

If you would like me to speak at your event, please click the speaking page and contact me.

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On Tuesday 20th May till Thursday 22nd May, CeBIT Australia will be held at the Sydney Convention and Exhition Center.

CeBIT Australia is Australasias leading Information & Communications Technology (ICT) event for the business marketplace and covers all areas of IT including software & services, hardware, VOPI, IP Comms. The event is targeted at C-level executives, and other IT professionals. CeBIT Australia is a combination of a trade show and a conference.

In 2007, over the 3 day event, there were 33041 visitors and it has been growing each year.

I have been asked to speak at the Australian Computer Society (ACS) Skills Alley - branded ACS@Skills Alley at CeBIT 2008.

I am really looking forward to my presentation. My presentation is titled “Be an Entrepreneur”.

I will be presenting about entrepreneurs, how to bring out the entrepreneur inside you, and the roadmap to starting a business. I will also be covering the best way to use social media and web 2.0 to network, increase your personal branding and develop your business or start-up.

The talk is going to be great and I hope the attendees will gain a lot and learn valuable information.

If you are in Sydney, or will be attending CeBIT, get in touch with me and please come along to the talk. It would be great to meet you.

The details for the presentation are:

Be An Entrepreneur - Josh Anstey
Wednesday 21st May 2008
2:00pm - 3:00pm
Mezzanine Level, Hall 4
Sydney Convention and Exhition Center
CeBIT Australia
If you have any questions about it, feel free to reply to this post, send me an email or send me a message on Twitter. @JoshAnstey

I look forward to hearing your feedback, and meeting you at the pre

Earlier this week I presented at the Australian Business Week National Awards lunch.

I presented about my experiences participating in Australian Business Week, and how I have used the skills learned develop my career path.

The presentation went really well and the response was great.

I am looking forward to doing more presentations in the future. If you would like me to be a speaker at your event, click the Speaker tab at the top.

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I have been asked to speak at the Australian Business Week (ABW) National Awards ceremony which is on Monday 12^th May.

The Australian Business Week competition was formed in 1992, with the aim of creating a way for the business community to help the younger generation in appreciating business. The week involves groups of students running a simulated business, each assuming an executive role, having guest speakers, and also creating and marketing a product they have created.

Australian Busniess Week is now run in many schools throughout Australia and thousands of students each year participate.

The National Awards is a ceremony to congratulate those that have shown great ability in the way they have run their business throughout the week.

My talk will be about my experiences of Australian Business Week quite some time ago, and how that has benefited me in the years since and how it has had a great impact on my business career and entrepreneurial determination.

I am really looking forward to speaking at the awards.

I’ll keep you posted with how it all goes.

Josh

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