The Entrepreneur Country Forum agenda is always packed with inspirational speakers who have personal start-up stories to share. Interspersed with that, is usually a few speakers offering advice on funding, finance, law – but none have been so clear cut as that by David Willbe from law firm Crowell and Moring.

Award winning start-up and bespoke tailoring company A Suit That Fits is launching their first national campaign A Suit for Success, by collaborating with three homeless charities.

Whether setting out to find a start-up idea, or refining and developing an existing one, the most important thing is to create the strongest foundations possible by being genuinely different, and by building a brand.

Alas, our final instalment from our trip to the Entrepreneur Country Forum this week.  We have been sharing a few snippets and learnings from some of the speakers that stood out for us, read where it starts here: http://thenurturenetwork.wordpress.com/2012/02/21/learnings-from-the-best-at-entrepreneur-country-part-1/

Part 3. Paul Lindley, founder of Ella’s Kitchen and dad of Ella

This is our second instalment from our trip to the Entrepreneur Country Forum this week. We are sharing a few snippets and learnings from some of the speakers that stood out for us, read part 1 here: http://thenurturenetwork.wordpress.com/2012/02/21/learnings-from-the-best-at-entrepreneur-country-part-1/

Part 2. Jed Simmons, Director, Head of Original Programming at YouTube, and founder of Next New Networks, which was bought by Google in 2010.

I had the privilege of spending the day with some of the UK’s most inspiring entrepreneurs today at Entrepreneur Country’s ‘Turbo Charge Your Business’ forum. Twice yearly, the EC forum is an absolute must in my diary as it presents a rare opportunity to meet business owners with big visions and great drive, at the same time as listening to inspiring speakers. The perfect combination to get the all-important space to spark further ideas to grow our business and that of those we work with.