Online Community Manager | Tech Startup Jobs Job Description Job Title: Online Community Manager, Team Lead – London About the Role Project Enthuse is a new Venture Capital funded start-up business. Reporting to the OCM Team lead, the Community Manager will play a key role in both helping to acquire new customers and managing the online community. Primary Responsibilities Managing the customer relationships throughout the service Defining, implementing and managing the CRM strategy & customer experience Creating a moderation strategy and managing on-going moderation Understanding the customer in detail, working closely with product management and development to feedback customer experience into product design Ensuring our customers are engaged and contributing to the site Attracting new customers to the site through evangelising on social media and other online communities Seeding content on the site Developing strategies for the retention of customers Developing strategies for increasing usage of existing customers How to Apply
What We Do | StudentVoice StudentVoice is looked after by the Phoenix Education Trust, which seeks to promote democracy in schools. This means everyone having a say, and weight been given to the views of the most important stakeholders in our education system - the students. We work towards this goal through various methods: Working with young people We have a steering group made up of young people (let us know if you want to join!) who help us make decisions about the way we run and what we focus on. Campaigning We don't run campaigns - we support young people to run their own. Training There are a number of skills students can work on to help voicing their views be more effective, and we're keen to help. Research One of our longer-term aims is to conduct research into the effectiveness of student voice and the impact on behaviour, attainment and, most importantly, happiness. < Back to About Us
StartUp Britain: a living market-place for the wide range of enterprise support available on the web. Why the Lean Start-Up Changes Everything Photography: Courtesy of the artist and the Wallace Trust Artwork: Sara Hughes, Download, 2005, acrylic on linen, 1.5 m x 1.5 m, Wallace Trust Collection Launching a new enterprise—whether it’s a tech start-up, a small business, or an initiative within a large corporation—has always been a hit-or-miss proposition. According to the decades-old formula, you write a business plan, pitch it to investors, assemble a team, introduce a product, and start selling as hard as you can. And somewhere in this sequence of events, you’ll probably suffer a fatal setback. The odds are not with you: As new research by Harvard Business School’s Shikhar Ghosh shows, 75% of all start-ups fail. But recently an important countervailing force has emerged, one that can make the process of starting a company less risky. The lean start-up movement hasn’t gone totally mainstream, however, and we have yet to feel its full impact. The Fallacy of the Perfect Business Plan 1.
Mission et objectifs du Fonds francophone des inforoutes Une action inscrite au sein de la Francophonie multilatérale Le Fonds francophone des Inforoutes est issu du " Plan d'action de Montréal ", défini par les ministres chargés des nouvelles technologies de l'information et de la communication réunis à Montréal en mai 1997 puis adopté lors du VIIe Sommet de la Francophonie à Hanoi (novembre 1997). Mis en place le 3 juin 1998, il entend favoriser l'appropriation et l'usage des technologies de l'information et de la communication par la création de contenus numériques francophones. Les crédits du Fonds francophone des inforoutes proviennent de plusieurs États et Gouvernements membres de la Francophonie ayant le français en partage (Cameroun, Canada, Canada-Québec, Communauté Française de Belgique, Côte d'Ivoire, France, Gabon, Sénégal). Favoriser l'appropriation et l'usage des technologies par la création de contenus et d'applications numériques francophones Champs d'intervention privilégiés de la Francophonie En savoir plus
Virgin Media Pioneers — Home Vita da startup, vita da rockstar? Un video per ispirare [VIDEO] La storia di una startup che diviene grande, vista con gli occhi del suo founder. “Una startup è una piccola azienda che ha perplessità su 1. Qual è il suo prodotto 2. Chi sono i suoi clienti 3. Il fenomeno è in ascesa sempre di più anche in Italia: il sogno di diventare imprenditori partendo da un’idea sviluppata in un garage alla Hewlett & Packard o Jobs & Wozniacki è sempre più in voga nell’immaginario collettivo dei neo-laureati che guardano con diffidenza, ma allo stesso con coraggio, alla situazione attuale del mondo del lavoro. È questa visione un po’ miticizzata delle startup che ha messo in scena Michał Sadowski, Co-founder e Ceo di Brand24. Tutto il filmato è girato con la tecnica del video in soggettiva: le immagini scorrono seguendo il punto di vista del protagonista nel mostrare il primo cliente, il primo colloquio e la firma con il fundraiser, quindi la prima auto sportiva e l’apice del successo.
Civiweb.com - Accueil start-up-britain The Government has today announced a package of measures to support enterprise and small business, including that every school in England will be able to develop and run its own business. These announcements come alongside the launch of Start-Up Britain, the ground-breaking response from the private sector to the Government’s call for an ‘enterprise-led’ recovery. Prime Minister David Cameron has helped launch this major new campaign to support entrepreneurs. These new measures will give young people the opportunity to gain real business experience, inspiring the next generation to seriously think about starting their own company. Support for every school to run its own business through the Enterprise Champions Programme. Business Secretary Vince Cable said: “We want to transform the ambition and aspiration of young people through real business experience. StartUp Britain Follow StartUp Britain on Twitter Inspiring the next generation Enterprise Champions Programme Enterprise societies
EU-Startups Axel Springer Plug and Play announces new batch of startups This month, 10 new startups will be moving into the offices of the Axel Springer Plug and Play accelerator in Berlin, the third round of startups to move in since the accelerator’s founding. They’ll be using the offices as their … Continue reading → Wayra provides €30m boost for startups around the world Wayra, Telefónica’s international startup accelerator, has revealed that it has helped entrepreneurs secure investment of almost €30m since it was set up in 2011. Figures released by the Wayra show that it has invested €9.4m directly into startups, which has led to follow on backing … Continue reading → Europe’s startup accelerators – a complete overview It allmost feels like in every week there is a another new startup accelerator getting started. Startup accelerator Wayra opens a new call for applications Wayra, the startup accelerator of Telefónica, today announced the opening of a new call for applications.
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