15th Annual Entrepreneurship Conference

Entrepreneurship:An Emotional Roller CoasterMay 24, 2013Programme

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3Welcome

4Conference Agenda

5Keynote Speakers

6—7Panel 1 — The Power of Small Wins

8—9Panel 2 — The Need

10—11Panel 3 — Perseverance

12—13Business Plan Competition

14—15The Judges

16Alumni Entrepreneurship Award

17The Proud Committee

18—20The Entrepreneurship Club

21Our Sponsors

Contents

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Message from the Dean

Welcome to the London Business School’s 15th Annual Entrepreneurship Conference which focuses on the volatile emotions entrepreneurs go through while taking an idea to reality.

At London Business School, we pride ourselves on our commitment to being one of the best schools in the world for entrepreneurially-minded people. We are one of only a few top business schools to have entrepreneurship in our core curriculum and our entrepreneurship club is one of the biggest on campus. We recently launched the Deloitte Institute of Entrepreneurship which we hope will be generating the next wave of ideas.

The high calibre of speakers at this conference today is a testament to the importance of this subject and I very much hope you find it valuable.

Sir Andrew LikiermanDean

Message from the Co-Chairs

We are delighted to welcome you to the 15th Annual London Business School Entrepreneurship Conference!

Despite the hard economic times, high unemployment across most of the western world, and especially amongst the young, there is a glimmer of hope. One that is born from necessity, from being fed up with the status quo, and from wanting to do something about it. Bobby Kennedy said it best: “There are those who look at things the way they are and ask why... I dream of things that never were, and ask why not”. The rise of the entrepreneurial spirit is spurring innovation, creating jobs, adding value, and helping economies grow. Long live the entrepreneur!

This year’s conference - Entrepreneurship: An Emotional Roller Coaster - will show that despite the allure of becoming the next Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos, or Mark Zuckerberg, this ride is a tough one, tougher than you will ever imagine. We believe this topic is not discussed enough, which is why we have brought together amazing speakers from across various industries and with immense experience in building a business from the ground up, to discuss the greatest journey of their lives.

We really hope you enjoy, and are inspired by today’s events.

Martim Fernandes HomemConference Co-Chair

Messages

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Ayshaw Asif Ali KhanConference Co-Chair

8h30 Conference check-in and breakfast

9h00 Dean’s welcome

9h15 Keynote speaker —Vernon Hill

9h40 Panel 1: The Power of Small Wins

10h40 Coffee break

11h00 Keynote speaker – Lord Billimoria

11h25 Panel 2: The Need

12h25 Lunch

13h15 Business Plan Competition Pitches

13h45 Keynote speaker – Scott Cohen

14h10 Coffee break

14h30 Panel 3: Perserverance

15h30 Business Plan Competition Awards

16h15 Drinks andnetworking session

Agenda

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Keynote speakers

Vernon W HillCo-Founder & Chairman Metro Bank

Vernon is Co-founder and Chairman of Metro Bank, London, Britain’s first New High Street Bank in 100+ years. Often credited with reinventing American banking, Vernon was the founder and former Chairman and President of Commerce Bank which he founded in 1973 as a one-branch bank in Metro Philadelphia with nine staff members and $1.5 Million which grew into a 500 store bank with 15,000 employees, a market capitalization of $8.5 Billion and a 30+ year compound shareholder return of 23%. Metro Bank is revolutionizing U.K. banking with a focus on convenience and service, including 7 day branch banking. Its themes are “Love Your Bank At Last!” and “Join the Revolution!”.Vernon is the author of “Fans not Customers”, and is also Chairman of PetPlan North America, the US/ Canada license of PetPlan, the world’s #1 pet health insurer. Vernon is a graduate of Wharton School and a former trustee of the University of Pennsylvania.

Lord BilimoriaFounderCobra Beer

Karan Bilimoria is the founder of Cobra Beer, and of the UK India Business Council. A former Chancellor of Thames Valley University, he was the youngest University Chancellor in the UN when appointed, a Deputy Lieutenant of Greater London. Senior Non-Executive Director of the Booker Group PLC, he is one of the first two visiting entrepreneurs at the University of Cambridge and is a founding member of the Prime Minister of India’s Global Advisory Council. In 2006, he was appointed the Lord Bilimoria of Chelsea, making him the first ever Zoroastrian Parsi to sit in the House of Lords. In 2008 he was awarded the Pravasi Bharti Samman by the President of India. He is an honorary fellow of Sidney Sussex College Cambridge and a Member of the Advisory Board of the Judge Business School, Cambridge University. Chartered Accountant and graduate in law from the University of Cambridge. Alumnus of the Cranfield School of Management, LBS and the Harvard Business School.

Scott CohenCo-Founder The Orchard

Scott Cohen is the co-founder of digital distribution pioneer The Orchard. The Orchard is the largest digital distributor in the world with offices in more than 20 countries. As a well-recognized public speaker and lecturer, Scott travels the world evangelizing new business models for the digital age. He is a visiting professor at London Metropolitan University and sits on the BPI Council. Scott’s music career started in the late 80’s in independent and major label artist management. In addition to his responsibilities at The Orchard, he manages the Raveonettes, the Dum Dum Girls, the Deer Tracks, Queen Kwong and advises a host of other established and emerging artists. Scott is a minimalist and strict vegan. No meat, fish, cheese, milk, honey, leather, wool or anything else derived from an animal.

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Panel 1 — Power of Small Wins

The Power of Small Wins: What are they, how important are they, and how to get them?

Jay PatelUbicabs, Co-Founder & Commercial Director

Before starting ubiCabs, Jay ran Google’s process optimisation for AdSense, mobile and distribution deals throughout EMEA. He began his career with IBM, for whom he worked on strategy, marketing, CRM and process reengineering projects. While completing an MSc at the University of Pennsylvania, Jay initiated a venture to provide mobile location services to customers, significantly ahead of the market. He has a BSc from the University of Illinois and achieved his MBA from London Business School before launching ubiCabs.

Kristo Käärmann Co-Founder, TransferWise

Kristo Käärmann is the CEO and co-founder of TransferWise, a peer-to-peer international money transfer business. The business is the first of its kind: it allows regular people to access the real mid-market exchange rate by cutting out traditional banking fees altogether. It charges only a tiny, totally transparent service charge.

Prior to starting TransferWise, Kristo was a management consultant with Deloitte Consulting and PricewaterhouseCoopers. He worked with European banks and insurers to modernise their processes and systems. Stunned by their inefficiency, he teamed up with Taavet Hinrikus, then Skype’s director of strategy, to develop an entirely new system for moving money across borders.

MSc in Mathematics and Computational Biology.

Brynne Herbert MOVE Guides, Founder

Brynne is the founder and CEO of MOVE Guides, a disruptive HR tech platform for employee relocation and global talent management. She founded MOVE Guides, recruited the initial team and raised £400K of funding from top European angels all while completing an MBA at London Business School. Brynne has worked across more then 12 countries, speaks four languages and regularly presents on Gen Y and global mobility. She previously worked as an investment banker at Lehman Brothers and for a startup fund founded by Standard Chartered and Dubai World. Brynne holds a B.A. from Yale University and an MBA from London Business School.

Ambarish MitraBlippar, CEO, Co-Founder

Ambarish is Founder and CEO of Blippar, fast growing image recognition and ‘visual discovery’ app that instantly unlocks exciting and useful content from print, posters, products and more.  Blippar won ‘Best of Le Web, London 2012′, ‘Most innovative new tech’ at MWC 2012, ‘Best UK Tech Startup by UKTI in 2012’, ‘Top 100′ Startups.co.uk2011& 2012 and Best AR browser 2012 Awards.

Ambarish is considered one of the first generation of Internet entrepreneurs, having extensive experience of Internet and mobile technologies in b2c space. Recently, as Head of Innovation at AXA, he lead a team to develop Europe’s first mobile based automobile insurance platform and won 2011 ‘Insurance IT Leader of the Year ’ Award.In 2009, he set up ‘Stuck’, a vertical emotion social network with more than 250,000 users worldwide. It was heavily used during the Ash clouds and BBC did a story on it.

At 19, he also co-founded womeninfoline.com, the first Indian web portal aimed at women (IPO’d in 2000).8

Gwilym RobertsPartner, Kilburn & Strode

ModeratorArguably the highest profile patent attorney in the UK, Gwilym is ‘very good on patent strategy, portfolio management and lateral thinking’ (The Legal 500) and is ‘extremely personable and easy to deal with’ (IAM Patent 1000). Gwilym advises clients on all aspects of the patent process including IP audit and capture, IP filing strategies and patent portfolio management techniques. He acts for a range of clients including individuals, SMEs, Universities, and spin outs through to multi-nationals and handles a broad and diverse range of cases before the UK Patent Office, EPO and WIPO. Gwilym has a particular interest in the issues facing newly formed companies and the problems of capturing and exploiting IP, and budgeting for the related costs. Gwilym has a degree in Physics from Oxford. He is also a certified Patent Agent Litigator.

Zoe PedenCo-Founder, Insane Logic

Zoe Peden is Chief Juggler and the cofounder of Insane Logic, an EdTech social enterprise that created MyChoicePad. MyChoicePad uniquely combines an interactive iPad app, training and assessment services to help preschoolers and children and adults with learning difficulties develop their language and communication skills. MyChoicePad has consistently featured as one of the top 10 grossing educational iPad applications in the UK.Zoe has been identified as one of the top 25 social entrepreneurs in the UK via the UnLtd Big Venture Challenge and Insane Logic has also been identified as one of the hottest communications startups by O2 Telefonica in their Wayra London digital accelerator 2012.

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Panel 2 — The Need

The Need: The motivator, and the epicenter in business?

Jeff Lynn Seedrs, Co-Founder

Jeff Lynn is CEO and co-founder of Seedrs, the fastest-growing equity crowdfunding platform in the world. He began his career as a lawyer, practicing corporate law with Sullivan & Cromwell LLP in New York and London, and he later served as co-chairman of the investment committee of a UK seed investment fund. He also serves as a non-executive director of Companies House and as founding Chairman of The Coalition for a Digital Economy (Coadec). Jeff holds an MBA and a BCL (advanced law degree) from the University of Oxford, a JD from the University of Virginia and a BA from the University of Pennsylvania.

Keith Willey Associate Professor, Strategic and International Management and Entrepeneurship, London Business School

ModeratorKeith is Associate Professor of Strategic and International Management and Entrepreneurship at London Business School and formerly Executive Director of the School’s Foundation for Entrepreneurial Management. He leads the Managing the Growing Business and New Technology Ventures courses. Keith divides his time between being a Professor at London Business School, teaching at UCL and his private business interests, where he spends time helping entrepreneurs to build, buy and sell ventures. During the 90s Keith was closely associated with the major corporate restructuring initiatives of the time. Some of this work was published: “Do Top Management Add Value to Strategic Investment Decisions?”(with P Marsh et al),Long Range Planning; “From Hierarchies to Networks”, Successful Change Strategies (Institute of Directors publications);”Building a Transnational Organisation for BP Oil”, Long Range Planning.

Aléna DundasFounder, Gymdeck, Co-Founder TechBites

Founder of fitness mobile app Gymdeck which was privately acquired in 2012 in under 12 months of launch. Also co-founder of TechBites UK dinner series with Mike Butcher, editor at large of global tech blog TechCrunch Europe.

A huge advocate of the European tech ecosystem, having spent the 2000’s riding out the 1.0 bubble working with consumer tech co’s including pre-Google UK search engine Espotting Media, Yahoo! UK and Kelkoo. Active supporter of the UK’s emerging tech startup ecosystem, amongst other things hosting the popular monthly “Intro to the London Tech Scene” workshop at Google Campus, in collaboration with General Assembly London. Frequent advisor and consultant to several early-stage tech ventures.

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Panel 3 — Perseverance

Dan Crow SongkickCTODan spent a decade working in Silicon Valley: four years as engineering manager at Apple, then in leadership roles at a variety of Bay Area startups. He co-founded and, was the initial CTO of, successful startup Blurb. In 2006 he joined Google in New York, before moving to London in 2009; he worked on Google Squared, Ad products and Android. Since early 2011 Dan has been CTO at Songkick, the London live music startup.

Stuart NicolReboot Ventures, founder

In autumn 2012 Stuart left Octopus to launch Reboot Ventures - a venture capital fund that invests in commercially proven ex-military entrepreneurs. This will both make money and improve society. Reboot (www.rebootventures.co.uk) is currently preparing to launch a £50m Venture Capital Trust for investment in 2014.

Stuart loves investing in small companies and doing his best to help them grow; he also gets a kick and inspiration from mentoring entrepreneurs. He currently mentors through www.heropreneurs.co.uk and www.tie.org.

Stuart remains a curious, questioning, amused, determined, empathetic, helpful and imperfect human. He does so with experience of six years in the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, academic adventures at Loughborough University and London Business School (MiFPT2001)and over 10 years investing in over 25 small to medium UK firms (from satellite operators to funeral directors).

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Perseverance: The most important trait in an entrepreneur? But what does it really mean?

Manu GuptaPartner, Lakestar

Manu Gupta is a Partner at Lakestar and invests in internet and software companies, across all geographies and stages. He is passionate about technology and actively worked in software engineering, product design, tech corporate finance, and investing.Recent investments have spanned e-commerce, adtech, digital media, fintech, and travel business models, and across US/WE and emerging markets such as Brazil, MENA and India.

Prior to Lakestar, Manu worked at Goldman Sachs, both as an Executive Director in London leading the Internet coverage effort for Europe, as well as in San Francisco advising on tech M&A and IPOs.Manu began his career as a Software Engineer /Product Manager at Oracle, helping design some of Oracle’s very early mobile applications, and programming in the first incarnations of Java at Sun Microsystems.

He holds an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago and a B.S. in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science from UC Berkeley.

Hugh ParnellNon-Exec and Early Stage Advisor

ModeratorFor the last 11 years Hugh has worked in the early-stage, funding and business development arena around Cambridge and the east of England. He grew with NW Brown, which spun out to IQ Capital, which included managing a business angels network (Great Eastern Investment Forum) and £40m of discretionary investment capital, with now in excess of 40 portfolio companies, for some of which he still sits on the board. Hugh is personally very involved with supporting the environmental technology sector. In his spare time he is Chairman of Cambridge Cleantech as well as being involved with several other energy/CSR/cleantech activities while in his “day-job” he helps a range of mostly early-stage technology companies to grow up.

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Kiyan Foroughi Co-Founder, Boticca

Kiyan is the CEO and co-founder of global jewelry, bags and accessories marketplace Boticca.com. The site offers customers exquisite accessories made by emerging designers and undiscovered brands hand-selected by a globe-trotting team of stylehunters. He is the third generation in his family to work in the luxury and jewelry industry after starting his career in investment banking and private equity.

Kiyan has a BA in Economics from Tufts University in Boston. He grew up between Paris and Dubai and has lived in Boston, New York and London. Kiyan speaks fluent French, English, Farsi and his Italian is getting pretty good too. He blogs about fashion, travel and entrepreneurship for the Huffington Post.

Business Plan Competition—The Finalists

Corrado’s will launch a chain of Italian quick-service street pizzerias with central London as initial target. We aim to become the default brand for premium quality pizza by-the-square-slice in the UK. Key in our proposition is centralised production that leads to significant scalability in number of outlets in prime high footfall locations. Our outlets will feature interior design by one of London’s leading branding firms. The company plans to open at least twelve outlets within five years following the current capital call of £450,000, with further and faster growth fuelled by additional equity and/or debt finance, if needed.

Corrado’s initial target customers are time-constrained office workers craving delicious, quick, easy-to-eat, light and good value for money meals served by friendly staff in convenient locations.

Our pizza offering will be complemented with high quality Italian food and drinks.

Our team includes Corrado (CEO), Luca (marketing), Dan (branding), Robin (NED) and Alex (operations).

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Corrado’sTeam: Co-founder & CEO Corrado

Accardi; Alex Negrini, Luca Magnani, Dan Einzig, Robin Walker

3 LBS start-ups, chosen from over 50 applicants, will pitch their ideas live to a panel of distinguished judges in a bid to win a £5000 cash prize, plus many other in-kind benefits.

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Eduudle.com is a Kayak.com meets Spotify for online courses. There are 20,000,000 learners consuming 10,000 online courses offered by 50 education platforms and these numbers are increasing at unprecedented rates. The problem is how can learners compare existing options, let alone know about new ones? That’s the first reason for why the world needs eduudle.com 1) we make search for online courses easy.

In addition, to solve the world’s toughest problems, multidisciplinary education has to be fostered at scale - knowing that the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. But universities have limited resources and imagination is very numb. That’s the second reason for why the world needs eduudle.com 2) we empower people and organization to bundle online courses across platforms to form new multidisciplinary curriculums and share them with their professional and social networks. We make money through affiliate programs with the course providers. We’re a team of five with 24 years of experience in tech, biz dev, and design.

Eduudle.comTeam: Co-founders: Bassem Fayek & Zaid Marji, MOstafa Menessy Ibrahim

Gharabawi, KArim Nagiub

Pyoupil (said “pupil”) is building a web-based platform for early-identification of dyslexia. Screen all pupils upon primary school reception and recommend individualized action. Free screening, paid analysis and monitoring. Target “SENCOs” at schools with tablet-based learning.Pyoupil is developing a predictive model with psychologistsand machine learners. Pyoupil originated at MIT Media Lab, is backed and mentored by London Business School’s incubator programme, and is partnering with the University of Amsterdam’s Informatics Institute.

PyoupilTeam: Jelte de Jongh,

Pedro Guimaraes, Nicolaas Koster

Business Plan Competition—The Judges

Sean Seton-RogersManaging Partner, PROFounders Capital

Sean is a founding General Partner at PROfounders Capital. Since 2000, Sean has been investing in technology companies, across both the US and Europe, at both Balderton Capital (formerly Benchmark Capital Europe) and Commonwealth Capital Ventures in Boston. He has worked closely with many companies including Bebo, Wonga.com, and ConstantContact. Sean has also worked as a strategy consultant with Bain & Company, in both the US and Europe. Sean received his MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, where he graduated as a Palmer Scholar. In addition, Sean graduated with a BS in Chemical Engineering from Rice University.

Jeff SkinnerExecutive Director, Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, London Business School

Jeff Skinner is the Executive Director of the Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at LBS. He also directs a variety of MBA entrepreneurship electives and co-curricula student activities at the school. He is visiting lecturer at UCL and at the Graduate School of Economics in Barcelona. He is responsible for a number of student entrepreneurship competitions, including the CleanTech Challenge and the Global Social Venture Competition.

Prior to this, he was Commercial Director at UCL, where he built and ran UCL’s Technology Transfer division. Working alongside senior academics, he has co-founded over thirty technology-based spin-outs that have in aggregate, raised over £30 million first round finance. Before joining UCL he was Technical Marketing Manager at Hoechst Celanese Corporation in New Jersey and prior to that, Photonics Research Manager at GE. His first degree was in physics and he holds a PhD in thin-film photonics (UCL) and an MBA from LBS.

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Adil MohammedEntrepeneur

Adil has been involved with the web for the last 12 years in variety of roles. The very first company Adil started was EnTrip, a Seedcamp finalist in 2008. He then started up a digital agency called Innozon and created an independent production company, Cinema 54.

Adil continues to be a champion of the small startup and co-founded Launch48. The aim of Launch 48 is to bring together participants from different backgrounds and levels of experience in the web industry to think/plan/develop and launch one or multiple websites in just 48 hours.Adil is also a co-founder and chair of the annual Inspire Conference in London.

Stuart NicolReboot Ventures, Founder

In autumn 2012 Stuart left Octopus to launch Reboot Ventures - a venture capital fund that invests in commercially proven ex-military entrepreneurs. This will both make money and improve society. Reboot (www.rebootventures.co.uk) is currently preparing to launch a £50m Venture Capital Trust for investment in 2014.

Stuart loves investing in small companies and doing his best to help them grow; he also gets a kick and inspiration from mentoring entrepreneurs. He currently mentors through www.heropreneurs.co.uk and www.tie.org.

Stuart remains a curious, questioning, amused, determined, empathetic, helpful and imperfect human. He does so with experience of six years in the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, academic adventures at Loughborough University and London Business School (MiFPT2001)and over 10 years investing in over 25 small to medium UK firms (from satellite operators to funeral directors).

The Alumni Award seeks to honor exceptional LBS graduates, who follow their passion and build successful entrepreneurial ventures with proven track record and great future potential to inspire current students. Two awards are given out – one for early stage and one for later stage businesses.

Let us congratulate this year’s winners!

Alumni Entrepreneurship Award

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Early Stage WinnerBrandon Stephens

MBA2005Tortilla

Late Stage WinnerDr Thom van Every

MBA2002Dr Thom

A plaque housed in London Business School`s Taunton Centre will commemorate the winners.

The Proud Committee

Martim Fernandes-HomemMBA 2013 Co-Chair

Ayshaw Asif Ali KhanMBA 2014 Co-Chair

Claudia RusuMBA 2014Logistics / Marketing

Jonathan Pinet MiM 2013Marketing /Communications

George MalandrakisMBA 2014Logistics / Marketing

Marc SabasMBA 2014Speakers

Simone ViolaMBA 2014Speakers

Aaron ChenMBA 2014Speakers

The conference would not have happened without the contributions of these people

Xin SongMBA 2014Website / Speakers

Ahmad SalamahMBA 2014Business Plan Competition

Ben NgMBA2014Ticketing

Pegah SoltaniMBA2014Sponsorships / Partners

London Business School Entrepreneurship Club is one of the largest student-run clubs on campus with more than 600 student and 5000 alumni members. The club fosters entrepreneurship at London Business School and facilitates cooperation amongst entrepreneurs of the school and the global entrepreneurship community. We help our students and alumni find the right contacts, resources and real-world advice necessary to start successful businesses.

The Entrepreneurship Club

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For more information visit http://clubs.london.edu/entrepreneurship/homee-mail contact@entrepreneurship-club.org

Recruit ourworld class talent

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We understand that recruiting the right people is one of the most important steps in creating and maintaining a successful organisation. We also firmly believe that, whatever your recruitment needs, our students and alumni possess the business acumen, energy and drive to meet your needs and to become the global leaders of the future.

Whether you have permanent roles, projects or internships; whatever the level of experience required, our Career Services team is available to help you find the most suitable candidates. And there are no recruitment fees.

For more information, please contact the Career Services Team:Email- careerservices@london.eduCall- +44(0)20 7000 7400

Enterprise 100 is London Business School’s angel investor club and has played an integral role in establishing the School as a center for entrepreneurial excellence. The Club was launched in 1999 and helps to bridge what is happening in the classroom, the School’s successful entrepreneurs and the business community at large. Regular meetings allow members to hear pitches from aspiring entrepreneurial teams at the start-up or early stage of their ventures with a view to investing. Often the group is the first port of call for alumni seeking investment and the early capital can be a crucial step towards larger institutional investment rounds. We foster a supportive environment and many of our members can offer practical advice to the young business.

Outside these meetings members also assist in classroom activity, mentor students and alumni to build their personal business networks. Operating within the School’s Deloitte Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, the Club has over 90 members and welcomes new applicants with ‘entrepreneur-investor’ profiles. More details can be found on the School’s web pages or contact faculty member AAA.

Enterprise 100 is proud to be sponsoring the 15th annual London Business School Entrepreneurship Conference and in particular the Alumni Entrepreneurship Award.

About the E-100

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Our Sponsors

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Founded in 1973 as a one-branch bank in Metro Philadelphia with nine staff members and $1.5 Million,

Metro Bank has grown into a 500 store bank with 15,000 employees, a market capitalization of $8.5 Billion

and a 30+ year compound shareholder return of 23%. Based on America’s most successful bank model, Metro

Bank is now revolutionizing U.K. banking as the first high street bank in over 100 years, with a total focus on

convenience and service, including 7 day branch banking.

Kilburn & Strode is a partnership in the true sense of the word. We work collegiately as a firm, pooling our knowledge and experience, and collaboratively with our clients to achieve their goals. Established in 1906, we have grown to become one of Europe’s leading patent

and trade mark firms.

We’re known for professional, commercially-minded advice delivered in plain English by expert attorneys.

We believe in tailoring our approach to fit each client and we thrive on the challenge of helping them to navigate the complex world of patents, trade marks, designs and

copyright. In every case, no matter how complex the issue or competitive the market, we are focused on helping our

clients to protect and profit from their ideas.

A very big THANK YOU to our generous sponsors, without them the conference would not have been possible.

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Bloomberg connects influential decision makers to a dynamic network of information, people and ideas. Our strength - quickly and accurately delivering data, news and analytics through innovative technology - is at the core of everything we do. With over 15,000 employees

in 192 locations, we deliver business and financial information, news and insight around the world.

The goal of the Deloitte Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship is to improve our understanding of the practice of innovation and entrepreneurship worldwide.

The Institute provides intellectual leadership on innovation and entrepreneurship. Over the last 25 years the School

has built an unrivalled set of activities in three dimensions: teaching, research and business creation. For students wising to study entrepreneurship the School is seen as

the top choice. For faculty committed to doing research in the area the School ranks high - we host faculty across a number of different academic disciplines whose principal interest is in the areas of innovation and entrepreneurship.

For our alumni and others who are starting, building or investing in early stage businesses, we have built up a rich

network of support activities.

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