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11/10/2017

The Electric Car: What else will it change?
Tues 17th – Thurs 19th Oct 2017, 08:15–10:00
London Transport Museum
The economy will go through several threats as a result of the shift to electric cars from fossil fuel cars & will be cemented by new laws & government targets.
- Electric cars need less servicing, & in the future perhaps will not be owned by individuals.
- The increase in autonomous driving & the shared economy will have a big effect on car ownership.
- The air pollution we face today is not going away.
- The climate change we face today is not going away.
- An effort across all modes of powered transport to reduce & eliminate pollution is needed.
- Is a ban on petrol & diesel cars in 2040 ambitious enough?
To discuss these issues, there will be presentations from industry speakers followed by a panel session including Q&A.
Day 1 & 2 will be chaired by Robert Llewellyn, British actor, presenter & writer. Robert is perhaps best known for his role as Kryten in hit BBC comedy Red Dwarf & as co-presenter of Channel 4’s Scrapheap Challenge, but has more recently forged a strong position for himself as an automotive journalist. Robert has become an expert on green cars – in particular electric cars, launching EV web series Fully Charged in 2010.
Other speakers include:
• Marcus Stewart, Head of Energy Insights, National Grid
• Hamish Phillips, Corporate Sales Manager UK,Tesla
• Martin Bax, Acting Head of EV, BP
Click here for further information and to book online or contact Tina Compton, tx2events on T: +44 (0) 20 3137 2541.

The shift to electric car from fossil fuel car will be cemented by new laws and government targets. As a result, the economy will go through several threats. The value of current fossil fuel (or old-fashioned) vehicles will decrease rapidly. A century of engine research and development will be throw...

01/10/2017

Looking forward to meeting everyone registered at the TechMarketView event on 5th October. A few seats left if you don't want to miss the event.

14/06/2017

Looking forward to the Enterprise Awards tonight at The Dorchester Hotel, London. 'The Oscars for Technology Entrepreneurs'. Focused on the exceptional achievements of founders, the Enterprise Awards has recognised some of Britain’s most inspirational individuals that have achieved prominence on both private and public markets. Previous winners include the founders of British unicorns FanDuel and Transferwise, as well as Vin Murria whose Advanced Computer Software Products was sold to Vista Partners for £725 million.

13/06/2017

2017 Enterprise Awards taking place tomorrow, Wednesday 14th June at The Dorchester Hotel, London with a sell out of over 400 guests.
Uniquely focused on founders, the Enterprise Awards recognises those that demonstrate exemplary vision, growth, innovation, funding, use of capital, use of resources, strategy, ex*****on, ambition, & determination to succeed. Winners join an impressive alumni which includes the founders of British unicorns FanDuel & Transferwise. www.enterprise-awards.co.uk

12/05/2017

Entries closed last week and judging has commenced for the 2017 Enterprise Awards. A record number of 76 applicants for this year with some entering multiple categories. www.enterprise-awards.co.uk

02/05/2017

ENTERPRISE AWARDS 2017 DEADLINE EXTENSION - FRIDAY 5TH MAY 2017. If you haven't yet entered for the awards submit your application NOW! Over 320 seats now sold for the Awards Dinner on 14th June at The Dorchester Hotel, London www.enterprise-awards.co.uk

19/04/2017

Start tweeting - Enterprise Awards 2017 - "The Oscars For Technology Entrepreneurs" - Entries deadline now 5th May 2017 http://bit.ly/2pd9mKJ

13/04/2017

The 7th Enterprise Awards, in association with WCIT are open for applications. Download the application form here http://bit.ly/2pd9mKJ Awards Dinner @ The Dorchester Hotel, Park Lane, London 14th June 2017. 300 seats already sold!

30/03/2017

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Celebrating the ‘LBB100’
Very many thanks to the more than 150 clients & friends of TechMarketView who joined us last night at the Oxo Tower to celebrate the success of our Little British Battler Programme. Since its inception five years ago, the LBB programme has seen over 100 innovative UK tech SMEs brought to the attention of the wider market – many going on to greater things!

We were delighted to have with us the Minister for State for Digital and Culture, the Right Honourable Matt Hancock MP. The UK Government has been a keen supporter of our LBB programme pretty much since its launch.

And very special thanks to our sponsor, Oracle NetSuite, without whom the evening would not have been possible, and to Tina & Tina at tx2events who, as ever, organised the event to perfection.

We also took the opportunity last night to pre-announce our new SME programme, Great British Scaleups. You will see much more on this when we launch it formally in Monday’s UKHotViews.

We had terrific feedback from our guests, and there was a great sense of excitement about the prospects for the UK tech sector in general – and SMEs in particular. Long may that last!

Very many thanks to the more than 150 clients and friends of TechMarketView who joined us last night at the Oxo Tower to celebrate the success of our

29/03/2017

Excellent turnout Little British Battlers event tonight managed by tx2events at OXO2. Minister Matt Hancock spoke praising work TechMarketView are doing with LBBs

21/03/2017

Last chance to book for Venue & Ticketing Security Seminar, Cyber Threats – How prepared are you? http://bit.ly/2lmondP

Following on from the success of the security seminars in 2016, Managed Networks are delighted to announce further seminars for 2017. The first seminar will take place on Thursday 23rd March with the main focus on

06/03/2017

LBB100 Drinks Reception
Wed 29 Mar 2017, 18:30-21:00 @ Oxo Tower Wharf, London
TechMarketView is celebrating the fact that more than 100 innovative UK tech SMEs have now taken part in our ‘Little British Battler’ (or LBB) Programme. The programme has been running for five years & in that time, we’ve met some truly inspiring companies that really are punching above their weight.