Please
see below 4 Enterprise Development Programme workshops. I would be
grateful if you would promote as widely as possible.
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Date:
Wednesday 25th November 2009
Time:
10am to 4.30pm
Venue:
Victoria Building Board Room
Trainer:
Matthew Rippon, BHP Law
LEGAL
– WORKSHOP 2 – INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AT THE HEART OF YOUR BUSINESS.
Intellectual
Property at the Heart of Your Business looks at how to use IP as the magic
spark in your business to open up alternative routes to market & new
revenue streams.
We
examine:
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of IP assets
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transactions
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your business around IP
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& routes to market
Agenda
for the day
Morning
session 10 am – 1 pm with an introduction followed by an hour long session, 20
minute break at 11.10 am, then a further hour with 30 minutes at the end for
questions & conversation.
Afternoon
session 2 pm – 4.30 pm is a clinic of 20 – 30 minute one to one appointments on
any legal issue of a commercial nature.
To register email: a.graham@tees.ac.uk
Date:
Wednesday 2nd December 2009
Time:
9.30am to 4.30 pm
Venue:
Victoria Building Board Room
Trainer:
Steve Dougan, TeamSmart Ltd
Acquire
the skills & knowledge to select the best people by creating a job
description to attract the ideal candidate in terms of skills, experience &
behaviours. Select the best candidates through good interview techniques.
Manage
people’s performance by understanding the performance cycle, using a
performance management system & using personal development plans.
Choose your company culture & make it happen. Leave the
workshop with a motivational preference guide based on SDI, performance
management pack, company culture statement & action plans.
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To register email: a.graham@tees.ac.uk
Date:
Monday 7th December 2009
Time:
5pm to 7pm
Venue:
Victoria Building Board Room
Trainer:
Ally Anderson, University of Teesside - ICT
INFORMATION
SECURITY – SELF DEFENCE.
Protecting
your business has never been more important. As the numbers of websites, emails
& electronic files increase, & the ways to access them become more
flexible, the threat to your information mounts.
This
workshop will give you practical advice & guidelines to help you negotiate
your way through the maze of information security threats.
An
overview of five broad areas of security breaches will be given:
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– how do I recover from a virus attack?
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usage – can I prevent inappropriate usage of my company’s email?
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access – what risk do I face from hackers?
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– how do I safeguard my companies assets?
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failure – how to cope with major failure.
To
register email:
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Date:
Wednesday 9th December 2009
Time:
1.30pm to 4.30pm
Venue:
Victoria Building Board Room
Trainer:
David Skipsey, Change Mentors
Updating
your business plan is a vital part of keeping your business on track for
growth, & ensuring that your company keeps its focus. The business plan
defines where you think your company is going & the routes that it will
take to achieve success – keeping it under revision means that you can focus on
these important elements.
Most
of your time running a business is spent on the small stuff – the endless day
to day detail that any manager of a small company is inevitably a party to,
this workshop will help you look again at the high level picture that defines
your business & identify any areas that may need some rework.
Key
elements we will look at:
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your achievements
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your SWOT analysis
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the financial information
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action plans
To register email: a.graham@tees.ac.uk
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Regards.
Alison
Alison Graham | Admin. Assistant/Receptionist
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