GLOBAL ENTREPRENEURIAL WEEK

Took place on the week of the second Monday in November. A celebration of enterprise and entrepreneurial people.

What an event? The first ever facilitated, 'Social Enterprise Day' in honour of GLOBAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP WEEK' 8 November 2021. The event was held in Sandwell, West Midlands, England, UK, with a rather impressive array of micro-firm operators exhibiting goods and services in key sectors. They comprise the creative industries, education and training, healthcare, personal care, transport & logistics, publishing, food and drink, light manufacturing and allied business sub-sectors or segments. Thanks to both organising teams; CEAL (www.ceal.org.uk) and GEDS www.geds.center), audiences, attendees and supporters. The event exemplified and typified the paramountcy of collective self-help at a time when individuals find it difficult to work together or harmonise for the common good. Indeed, ‘the best is yet to come’!

Dr Johnson delivers a seminal presentation on 'Migrant Entrepreneurship in Britain'.

Our exuberant young participants.

One of our ESF students, Izel Hood, playing the guitar (of medleys)

Members of the audiences listening attentively.

Members of the audiences listening attentively.

Doreth Abrahams shows off handmade pure organic skin creams (personal care).

One of our ESF students, Checed Israel, shares her food and drink sector business idea.

A stall with variety of African jewellery and clothing.

One of our key volunteers, talking about her proposed health information services.

Former teacher and budding artist pitching her creative industries promotional plans.

Reverend Casbera Schasmith speaks about her first-ever faith publication and commends GEDS for its support.

International Rangoli Artist, Ranbir Kaur, sharing key aspects of her creative segment trade.

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