The Liverpool Business Exhibition is scheduled for Tuesday 9th September at The Crowne Plaza Hotel, Liverpool.
What to expect?
100s of Business People. 3 Great FREE Seminars and a whole lotta networking!
Seminars and Speed Networking Schedule
Success is on the Far Side of Failure by John Hayes
10.30-11.15
Speed Networking
11.30-12.15
You Can't Do It All Yourself, Learn the Art of Delegation by Karen Bellion
12.30-13.15
How to do Marketing on a Shoestring by Ronnie Doctor
14.30-15.15
For tickets as a delegate or exhibit, please send an email to: team@thebizexpos.com
Sunday, 7 September 2014
Saturday, 30 August 2014
Graduate, Female, Unhappily Single and Twenty something
At 17 yrs old, I had my life planned out
just before leaving school. I was going to University to study Commerce (now
referred to as Marketing) and perhaps do my Masters after completing my
Bachelors degree. I would meet the love of my life at University and by 25
we would be married. By 27, we would have a baby and then take a year out to
explore the world. Who would look after the baby? Well, that’s what grandparents
are there for. My mother or mother-in law can look after our beautiful baby
whilst me and my hand-some, successful husband go travelling the world. After a
year of global exploration, we return home to work hard and save as much
as we can so we can afford a dream home in sunny somewhere.
I finished school but poorly passed core subjects in
my GSCEs so I had to retake them. Another year added to my plan but who cares.
I was determine things would work out anyways. I suddenly took ill which lead to a year off education. After recovering, I decided to enrol at College where I spent 3 years studying Business, which meant starting University
at 22. Bloody ridiculous I thought! Still determined to meet Mr Right and get
married by 25 though.
Fast forward twelve years…one part of the
plan came through. I went to University and gained two first class degrees- BA
Business and Marketing and MSc Marketing Management. The rest? Well still
working on that. I am now a graduate, unhappily single, female in my last 20s and
still wishing for that hand-some single man to sweep me off my feet or maybe
just put a ring on it.
So what I’m I doing about been single?
Nothing really, I guess that’s why I’m still single. I’ve been reflecting on my
life lately and thought I’m actually not making an effort to meet the right person for
me. I spend most of my time blogging, working on fashion projects, sleeping and
just surfing social media. If you're a graduate, unhappily single, female, twenty
something with no active plans to change your current 'single' status to 'in a relationship', it’s time to make a change for a
change to happen. You don’t want to be unhappily single, female and thirty
something. Do you?
Monday, 25 August 2014
2014 MTV Video Music Awards
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| Jordin Sparks and BF Jason Derulo look well loved up on the red carpet. Love the outfit. |
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| Kendall Jenner, Mylie Cyrus, Chanel Iman and Beyonce all channel the classic colour 'black' on the red carpet. How amazing was Beyonce's performance though? |
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| Rita Ora has been working sleepwear trend lately. Love this red dress on her. Very Marilyn Monroe. Demi Lovato looks stunning too. |
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| Charli! What were you thinking? |
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| Red carpet make-up we love...... |
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| The reality star trio hit the red carpet yet again. Only this time, they mis-match their outfit. Kylie Jenner and Kim West should swap outfit. Kendall looks perfect!! Photo credit: Online |
Wednesday, 13 August 2014
Pyjamas Bravas
Ever thought of wearing the ultimate comfortwear- Pyjamas outside your house but too frightened to do so? Well....fear NOT. You can now wear your most fashionable PJs outside of your bedroom thanks to these Fashion Icons: Rihanna, Rita Ora and Russell Brand. Naturally we react with disgust to things that are not the norm however, this PJ style is selling faster than Fat Larry's chocolate chip cookie. In fact, Debenhams reported a 34% increase in sale of PJs. Clearly, this summer will be remembered for a very long time. We think they are now the new onesie.
Would you wear it?
Photo credit: Eighteen Forever (Snapped from the Metro Newspaper).
Would you wear it?
Photo credit: Eighteen Forever (Snapped from the Metro Newspaper).
Monday, 4 August 2014
Showcase At Africa Summer Festival 2014
Africa Centre Festival
What an incredible day it was showcasing at the 2nd Africa Centre Summer Festival this year. We showcased 9 beautiful designs from our range at the heart of Covent Garden in London.![]() |
| Founder of Eighteen Forever in red-heels with models after the showcase. |
Special thanks to Africa Fashion Week London, Africa Centre, Fashions Finest team, and to all the models, stylists, make-up artists, photographers, press and the audience for coming.
Please visit our website to view our range and perhaps get yourself a beautiful African piece or simply get style tips from our style section.
Website> www.eighteenforever.co.uk
Blog> www.eighteenf.blogspot.com
Email: eighteenf@gmail.com
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| Model in Eighteen Forever showcase on stage. |
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| Founder and Miss Brazil UK & Model Paula Souza on stage after the finale. |
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| Founder and Story-teller Usifu Jallow |
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| Model posed for a quick pic after stage presence. |
Monday, 28 July 2014
Unlocking Your Potential
What potential? How do you identify your potential? How do you unlock your potential? If, like me, you're a serial networker, always looking for practical ways to improve yourself and your business, then this article will naturally stimulate your interest.
Enterprising Women and Othella LLP organised a conference as part of the International Festival for Business this year. The conference 'Unlocking Your Potential' was held in Liverpool to empower, inspire, challenge, change, grow and motivate women in business or those with business ideas. The event featured successful female speakers who shared their success stories as well as their struggles of running a business.
The conference focus primarily on- emotional resilience, digital marketing and measuring business performance. Emotional resilience is a consequential part of successful personal and business development. Eileen Lennon said "emotional resilience is the grit to life or business. You have to get it right, once you do, everything else falls into place". Eileen's useful tips for developing your business are:-
1. Awareness of your impact,
2. Positive in your abilities (CAN do attitude),
3. Social networks (always keep them active),
4. Change (sometimes we need to do things differently. Change can be daunting but it is inevitable).
5. Be optimistic- once your emotional resilience is in check, then, you are able to position your business in a fitting manner particularly on social media.
Digital marketing is a fundamental business tool in today's business environment. Kate Hayes from NextGen highlighted some key functionalities useful for increased visibility on search engines. As a blogger, SEO and social media are two familiar tools I use on a daily basis. However practical tips for creating and managing online presence is never easy. Not only do you need good marketing contents, you also need time and finance to support your strategies.
Once you've put your emotional resilience to practice, it is time to recreate relevant content for your brand and measure the impact of your hard-work.
You can contact Othela LLP and Enterprising Women for business support.
Othela LLP> admin@othela-llp.com
Enterprising Women> farhana@enterprising-women.org
Photo credit: Eighteen Forever
Enterprising Women and Othella LLP organised a conference as part of the International Festival for Business this year. The conference 'Unlocking Your Potential' was held in Liverpool to empower, inspire, challenge, change, grow and motivate women in business or those with business ideas. The event featured successful female speakers who shared their success stories as well as their struggles of running a business.
The conference focus primarily on- emotional resilience, digital marketing and measuring business performance. Emotional resilience is a consequential part of successful personal and business development. Eileen Lennon said "emotional resilience is the grit to life or business. You have to get it right, once you do, everything else falls into place". Eileen's useful tips for developing your business are:-
1. Awareness of your impact,
2. Positive in your abilities (CAN do attitude),
3. Social networks (always keep them active),
4. Change (sometimes we need to do things differently. Change can be daunting but it is inevitable).
5. Be optimistic- once your emotional resilience is in check, then, you are able to position your business in a fitting manner particularly on social media.
Digital marketing is a fundamental business tool in today's business environment. Kate Hayes from NextGen highlighted some key functionalities useful for increased visibility on search engines. As a blogger, SEO and social media are two familiar tools I use on a daily basis. However practical tips for creating and managing online presence is never easy. Not only do you need good marketing contents, you also need time and finance to support your strategies.
Once you've put your emotional resilience to practice, it is time to recreate relevant content for your brand and measure the impact of your hard-work.
You can contact Othela LLP and Enterprising Women for business support.
Othela LLP> admin@othela-llp.com
Enterprising Women> farhana@enterprising-women.org
Photo credit: Eighteen Forever
Monday, 9 June 2014
See Who's Wearing Eighteen Forever
This is how you rock Eighteen Forever LBSF Sleeveless Shirt. Gertrude bought this sleeveless shirt almost 2 years ago and she is still rocking it!
Show her some Eighteen love!
Thank you Gertrude for sharing xo
Photo credit: Gertrude
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