StartUp Britain - Bus Tour, Hits Bournemouth

Inspiring new Entrepreneurs across Bournemouth 

On 21st July 2015. The StartUp Britain - Bus Tour hit the sunny coastal town of Bournemouth on route around many major UK cities, inspiring new businesses and budding entrepreneurs to come on down and take advantage of one of the most well organised and quirky knowledge, advice and networking events Bournemouth has ever had the privilege of hosting.

Sponsored by both Natwest & SageUK. The StartUp Britain Bus Tour was able to give all of it's thousands of visitors on the day some great informal advice to anyone looking at making that first step into being their own boss as well as offering guidance to established businesses in creating growth if they have faced stagnated marketing results.

South Coast Design's very own Creative Director Bradley Marsh, alongside Jenna Cooper (Director of HI Therapies) & Matt Smith (Director of the Centre for entrepreneurs) were invited LIVE on air by 90.1 Hope FM to host a business discussion group aiming to raise awareness about what the StartUp Britain Bus Tour was aiming to accomplish, as well as sharing their own professional insight into how businesses in Dorset and Bournemouth are evolving, growing and making the most out of events such as these.

Pictured: (Left) Jenna Cooper, Director of HI Therapies & (Right) Bradley Marsh, Creative Director of South Coast Design Bournemouth Ltd.

Over 5,500 business owners and prospective entrepreneurs have taken part in the The StartUp Britain Bus Tour so far in just the first few legs of their UK wide tour, with many more expected to benefit from the wealth of knowledge available absolutely FREE in the later stages of their trip.

The StartUp Britain Bus Tour is due to continue on towards Swindon and further afield as it makes it way across the UK.

From all of us at South Coast Design, we wish you all the best of luck on the journey and we will be watching with keen interest what new businesses sprout forth as a result of your amazing input into the UK's business economy.