Dell UK are giving five entrepreneurcountry citizens the oppurtunity to attend the Centre for Entrepreneurs Networking Event on the 10th June. The spaces are available on a first come first served basis. Please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.  if you would like to attend. 

Earlier this month Dell celebrated its 30th year in business. Since 1984 Michael Dell has risen to become one of the worlds most successful businessmen, creating a brand synonymous with technology, innovation and entrepreneurship. Dell has been in the spotlight over the past year for its privatization deal in October which has been an 'exciting chapter' for the brand allowing it to be even more flexible and entrepreneurial.

There's no denying the world has been through the worst economic recession since the Great Depression of the 1930s. But as we emerge on the other side, 2014 looks set to be a good year for the UK. Why? A host of positive signs point to a picture of economic growth: the Government recently announced it has met its 2013-14 borrowing targets; and according to Start-up Britain, more than 500,000 companies were created last year alone; and almost 200,000 businesses have started-up this year.

From high-flying banker, to UK social entrepreneur, Kevin Ackermann chose to make a drastic change in the way he measured personal success. Quitting his job in finance, Kevin's global travels made him acutely aware of the extent of human trafficking and poverty, and of the value in making a social impact and achieving happiness through meaningful work.

Meet Karoline Gross - a UK-based entrepreneur who's achieved a great amount in a very short space of time. At 25, Gross already has a lot under her belt, from medical and film school, to a move to LA (and back again), and a stint in media production. To top it off, she's finding time to study at University College London (UCL) for a Masters in Technology Entrepreneurship, alongside running her video-tagging business, Smartzer.

Jordan Fantaay (CEO of 'smart' email and messaging software provider, Fantoo) and David Monks (COO of mobile business intelligence specialist, iNovar) were late last month announced as the winners of Dell's prestigious Start-up in Residence competition. With a prize including mentorship, a package of business-ready technology products and the oppurtunity to network globally, it's certainly a novel way for early-stage and well established companies to get the support they so often need.

Starting and scaling a social enterprise is no walk in the park - but reading U.K. entrepreneur Iman Fadaei's story, you could be fooled!

Fantoo - http://www.fantoo.net/
Do you spend way too much time making sure you haven't missed anything in your email inbox? Despite many new methods of communication in the last 3 years, the volume of emails in the workplace continues to increase exponentially. The Radicati Group reports that 108 billion messages are being sent per day in the workplace between corporate users only – not including spam

Allow us to introduce you to the latest initiative from the worlds largest start-up: The Dell Centre for Entrepreneurs.
After huge success in the US, the entrepreneurial tech company are bringing their innovative programme to the UK, with the aim of supporting entrepreneurs through the huge challenge of setting up and growing a business.

Michael Dell is a man that needs no introduction. With a surname that epitomises the utmost excellence in technology, Dell is a prime example of entrepreneur done good. He was on the Forbes billionaires list with a net worth of over $15 billion dollars, and continues to lead at the helm of the company he founded at 19. It’s fair to say he’s definitely doing something right.