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How have Asian entrepreneurs broken away from the local âbalti houseâ or âcorner-shop open-all-hoursâ stereotypes into the mainstream business sectors in the UK? Benefit from the lessons learnt by some of the most successful innovators in this sector.
Part of a season of panel discussions about Asian Business and Creativity in Britain Today in the Conference Centre.
Asian food, culture, design and products have never been more popular in Britain. How did this âAsian revolutionâ come about? Why are Asian entrepreneurs, designers and artists so influential in Britain today? And how can British firms tap into the increasingly affluent Asian market?
If youâre an aspiring entrepreneur with good ideas, hear leading players reveal the secrets of their success. Take the opportunity to put your questions to the panellists.
The discussions will be chaired by Ms. Parminder Vir, Head of Diversity at Carlton Television and Adam Shaw, presenter of BBC2âs Working Lunch.
A drinks reception and a private view of the Silk Road exhibition will follow each event. This is included in the price.
These events will inspire and motivate young British entrepreneurs - both within the Asian community and outside. I encourage all Londoners to support this programme.
Atma Singh, Policy Adviser - Asian Affairs
Mayorâs Office, Greater London Authority
Speaker(s): |
Lord Karan Bilimoria | talks | www |
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Date and Time: |
11 May 2004 at 6:30 pm |
Duration: | 1 hour 30 minutes |
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Venue: |
The British Library |
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Tickets: |
£10 (concessions £7.50) |
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