BrightIdeasTrust
21st April 2010, 10:24
We are looking for young people with a business idea...
Bright Ideas Trust is a charity that helps young people aged between 16-30 to set up their own business. It was started by Tim Campbell, winner of the 1st series of the BBC’s ‘The Apprentice’, in 2007 and so far has partnered with 18 young entrepreneurs.
At Bright Ideas we believe that business should not be limited to a select group. Any person should be able to participate in business if they have a viable idea. We help in two ways: we offer funding up to £25,000 and also business advice and support through a mentor system (these mentors are people who have experience in setting up businesses and come from some of our partner companies).
Finally, we do not expect your idea to be perfect when you come to us. We understand that most people do not have training in business, and more importantly, we understand that this doesn’t mean the idea is bad. So if you are bad with cash-flow forecasts, don’t worry, we will help.
Please come find out more at www.brightideastrust.com (http://www.brightideastrust.com)
Alternatively, you can find us on Facebook and see some people we have joined with, and how we have developed as a charity. You can find this at www.facebook.com/brightideastrust.com (http://www.facebook.com/brightideastrust).
We look forward to hearing your ideas and working with you!
BIT.
Bright Ideas Trust is a charity that helps young people aged between 16-30 to set up their own business. It was started by Tim Campbell, winner of the 1st series of the BBC’s ‘The Apprentice’, in 2007 and so far has partnered with 18 young entrepreneurs.
At Bright Ideas we believe that business should not be limited to a select group. Any person should be able to participate in business if they have a viable idea. We help in two ways: we offer funding up to £25,000 and also business advice and support through a mentor system (these mentors are people who have experience in setting up businesses and come from some of our partner companies).
Finally, we do not expect your idea to be perfect when you come to us. We understand that most people do not have training in business, and more importantly, we understand that this doesn’t mean the idea is bad. So if you are bad with cash-flow forecasts, don’t worry, we will help.
Please come find out more at www.brightideastrust.com (http://www.brightideastrust.com)
Alternatively, you can find us on Facebook and see some people we have joined with, and how we have developed as a charity. You can find this at www.facebook.com/brightideastrust.com (http://www.facebook.com/brightideastrust).
We look forward to hearing your ideas and working with you!
BIT.