Charlotte Hogg is the Founder and CEO of The New Education Group. After being involved with the launch of over 30 startups, Charlotte has created a unique training programme for entrepreneurs, corporate organisations and fundraisers who are looking to create change, manage their mindset or innovate effectively. Charlotte is also author of The Handbook of Entrepreneurial Marketing, is a well respected public speaker and a mentor at both the Peter Jones Enterprise Academy and Doug Richards School 4 Creative Startups.
Website URL: http://www.theneweducationgroup.com
Last week I treated myself to a trip to the cinema in the middle of the day. It was empty, it was peaceful and it proved to be the perfect escape from the madness that was occurring in my working world.
Recent research has shown that when asked over 93% of entrepreneurs say that access to cash is preventing their growth and sustainability. A cash flow problem is something that almost all entrepreneurs can relate to and is often the main reason businesses fail.
I have been an entrepreneur all of my life but I think I have only been a leader for the last few weeks. It is a strange shift and one that I think many of us couldn't benefit from understanding.
Having read the summary of Lord Young's latest report on small business, I, as a young entrepreneur and someone who is committed to teaching entrepreneurship, feel like I have just been trampled on. I want to scream 'no' and I really want someone to listen.
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Charlotte Hogg, who is founder and CEO of The New Education, was involved in a tragic and fatal road accident as a teenager. She shares her thoughts and experiences of being front page news and dealing with extreme grief and trauma here, in a letter to the people of Boston:
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