jkr Platform
A monthly event that enables you to hear first-hand from some of the business world's leading innovators.
The format is informal – an opportunity to chat with like-minded people over a drink and then listen to a successful entrepreneur share the lessons of their experience. Previous speakers have come from widely varying backgrounds but all embrace a truly entrepreneurial approach to business challenges.
We meet at Adam Street Private Member’s Club on the third Tuesday of every month. The event is open to marketers only and Chatham House Rule applies. If you'd like to attend a Platform event, please e-mail Amy at amymaw@jkrglobal.com and she'll see if she can put you on the list.
Speakers
Davin Nugent
Play to your strengths.
Mark Escolme
Adapting for success.
Dougal Sharp
Building a brand, not a brewery.
Michael Bremans
Doing things differently.
David Hieatt
The importance of having a purpose.
Daryl Fielding
Fostering an entrepreneurial spirit within a large organisation.
John Derkach
“Saving the world from mediocre coffee”
Dave Wallwork
Making people Feel Good
Jon Simon
Co-founder Pieminister
John Murphy
The ‘Serial Entrepreneur’
Praveen Vijh
Co-founder of Eat Natural
Hillary Graves
Co-Founder Little Dish
Barry Chevallier Guild
Chairman of Aspall
William Kendall
The ‘non’ entrepreneur
Tim Warrillow
Making the perfect G&T
Simon Gulliford
Lessons from Simon Gulliford
Tom Mercer
Lessons from Tom Mercer at Platform.
Fraser Doherty
Lessons from Fraser Doherty at Platform.
Phil Lynas
Have fun, make money
Alex Cheatle
Specialists, meaning and retention
Anne Murphy
For the love of Fish Fingers
Anthony Thomson
Learnings from the Founder of Metro Bank.
Will King
Will King shared his story at January's Platform.
Paul Lindley
Lessons in truly understanding your audience.
Rob Calcraft
REN Skincare, tales of how it all began.
Gerard Basset
6 tips about launching a business (and one about choosing wine)
Phil Rumbol
Rediscovering our entrepreneurial roots.
Charlie Bigham
Some words of wisdom from the Bigham Foods founder
Tess Alps
The myth of TV’s decline
Sinclair Beecham
Seven learnings from Platform talk
