Nwaukor Ugo Hillary

Effective networking may be achieved through 1. Effective communication 2. Synergy development among students who see more of their differences than similarities Socialising students every now and then through informal communication network such as face book and myspace. 3. Make use of available information to understand the ever changing demands of students and how to persistently get them involved in a good course 4. As a leader, create a high sense of purpose in order to be treated seriously when need be and maintain a pace ahead in charting the course of the society.

Inclusive strategy of our society has helped encourage people from all academic background to become members of Entrepreneurs Society and this has helped students realise that you mustn’t be studying business related courses to become enterprising. The best connection made lately is the effective promotion of an event called the E-FACTOR were individual student will present their ideas to the fore and stand an amazing opportunity of winning £10,000 to set up their business. The turnout so far for the event has exceeded our expectation but cannot be unrelated to one on one approach of marketing this event to students who now feel they owe themselves the obligation to take advantage of any opportunity that may come their way. Absolutely brilliant!

My advice to young entrepreneurs is do not be sceptical about achieving because relevant efforts towards a purposeful goal in most cases yield good results. Make an impact ,don’t just brood over your ideas!