Graduate Entrepreneur: Idea to Success in the Sphere of Education

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• Henry Morris (Founder, upReach) and Catriona Maclay (Founder, Hackney Pirates)
• Wednesday 20 February 2013, 18:45-19:45
• Emmanuel College, Queen's Building Lecture Theatre.

If you have a question about this talk, please contact Megan McLaren.

Beyond Profit and the Education Society are collaborating to offer the chance for you to hear from and quiz two recently graduated and highly successful social entrepreneurs. Catriona Maclay, a Cambridge and Teach First graduate, is the founder of Hackney Pirates, an innovative education project developing literacy and creativity in young people in Hackney, which has been a huge success story. Henry Morris, an Exeter graduate, is the founder of upReach, which seeks to improve access to professions for undergraduates from less privileged backgrounds – having just launched their pilot scheme, upReach has recently had heavy media coverage. Come along to hear these social entrepreneur graduates and the steps they took from idea to success. There will be a Q& A session with the audience afterwards and informal drinks and nibbles.

For more information email Megan at mcm63@cam.ac.uk, check the website and see the Facebook event

This talk is part of the Beyond Profit series.

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