Inspire 2015 in focus

05 Feb Inspire 2015 in focus

H1 Healthcare founder Pam Easen.

Stuart Roy Clarke.

Many thanks to everyone who played their part in making CGM’s Inspire 2015 at Wild Wood Rooms, Worcester such a successful event.

Inspire 2015 comprised presentations by ‘out there, doing it’ speakers, discussions, debates and advice sessions on how to be innovative and make ethics and integrity an essential part of your business.

Public art fund-raiser Jim Cadman.

Our speakers were:

– Ian Whiting, founder of British Chambers of Commerce small business of the year Titania Ltd;

– Mike Ashton, chief executive of Herefordshire and Worcestershire Chamber of Commerce;

– Pam Easen, founder and chief executive of leading recruitment and training company H1 Healthcare;

– Acclaimed sports photographer Stuart Roy Clarke;

– Public art fund-raiser Jim Cadman;

– Strictly Worcestershire producer Gerard Smith;

– Tracey Jacob, author of fund-raising poetry book Dot’s Ditties.

3CF’s Charlie and Pauline Newcombe with Ruth Inglis of Titania Ltd.

Joining our discussion panels were alfresco football food supremo Brian Murdoch, Andy Hemming of ActionCOACH and CGM creative director Brendan McMahon.

We’ve received excellent feedback from speakers, panelists, attendees and our supporters – Ormerod Rutter Chartered Accountants, H1 Healthcare, QualitySolicitors Parkinson Wright, 3CF, Titania Ltd, Worcester’s Mobile Mechanic, Wild Wood Rooms, SB Print and ActionCOACH.

Titania founder Ian Whiting addresses the audience.

CGM managing director Chris Green, who hosted the event with media training partner Tom Watt, said: “People were really buzzing by the end of the day as all of our speakers and panelists had inspirational business stories to share.”

Thanks to Simon Fall-Taylor of FT Images for supplying the photos. Visit our Facebook page for a photo gallery.