Ross goes for high growth at fourth summit
Businesses in the East Midlands and across the country are set to receive “game-changing” strategies and advice at the fourth annual High Growth Summit.
The summit is run by business coach and founder of High Growth, Stuart Ross and will take place on 7 October at Nottingham’s Medicity.
Ross will be hosting the event that will see leading speakers deliver insights, strategies and practical ideas to over 150 delegates. All proceeds from the event, which is sponsored by the likes of D2N2, The BusinessDesk.com and Shakespeare Martineau, will go directly to the East Midlands charity 1% Matters.
“I’m thrilled to be bringing back the High Growth Summit for the fourth year in a row,” said Ross. “It’s a fantastic opportunity for business people who want ideas, demand success and are willing to try new things to hear from the best thinkers around. It’s also, in my opinion, the networking highlight of the year in the East Midlands, if not beyond.”
“Each year we’ve had amazing feedback on our programme and attendees have left empowered and determined to achieve real success. This year will be bigger and better than ever so I can’t wait to see the great things our speakers inspire this time.”
Confirmed to speak at the event is managing director and founder of world leading values-based organisation Chrysalis Worldwide, Floyd Woodrow MBE. Woodrow began his early career in the military as a soldier in the Special Air Service.
After serving a number of years he was awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal for his work in Iraq and an MBE for his work in Afghanistan. Since leaving the military he has built an international reputation for designing and running elite leadership training, recently winning a prestigious award as a high performing speaker.
Also speaking at the event will be number one bestselling author Jamie Smart and chief executive of D2N2, David Ralph.
Tickets are currently on sale and attendees booking before the end of July can receive a £15 discount using the code Summit100.
