Emma Walker is the founder of Enterprise Days, a provider of realistic business education for schools and colleges in the UK. She recently spoke at Callum Hill’s TeenWeb Conference, where we interviewed her…
Emma Walker is the founder of Enterprise Days, a provider of realistic business education for schools and colleges in the UK. She recently spoke at Callum Hill’s TeenWeb Conference, where we interviewed her…
Callum is currently studying at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts with a view to becoming a Theatre Producer. In his spare time, he co-organises the bi-annual Teenweb Conference with Henry Moulton that showcases young, inspirational talent from across the UK – with a specific focus on the Internet and Entrepreneurship. Their next event, aimed at young entrepreneurs in the tech space, will take place this summer in London.
We’re a good two hours into FOWA and the conference is steaming ahead at full blast. The coffee is flowing, the conversations are buzzing and the presentations are engaging.
I’m currently floating about the place, snapping photos, grabbing interviews and generally having a good time. Throughout the day I’ll be continuing to upload photos to Flickr, Tweet and the videos will no doubt be posted this evening.
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