Name: Lunch and Learn: Meet Female Start-up of the Year 2019 winner!
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Description: Hear from the 2019 Female Start-up of the Year winner, Molly Masters

Hear from the 2019 Female Start-up of the Year winner, Molly Masters

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Hear from the 2019 Female Start-up of the Year winner, Molly Masters.

Enterprise Nation has helped thousands of people start and grow their businesses. Led by founder, Emma Jones CBE, Enterprise Nation connects you to the resources and expertise to help you succeed.

Lunch and Learn: Meet Female Start-up of the Year 2019 winner!

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Meet Female Start-up of the Year 2019 winner

At Festival of Female Entrepreneurs 2019 in Bristol, Molly Masters, CEO of 

, wowed the judges with her articulate and impressive pitch on her feminist book subscription service which resulted in her being crowned Female Start-up of the Year 2019.

One year on, Lauren Malone, She's Got This campaign lead, chats to Molly about what winning the accolade meant for her and her business and ask Molly to share her top tips if you are wanting to enter the competition.

If you've been inspired by Molly, applications for Female Start-up of the Year are now open. 

 for the chance to be crowned the winner and receive amazing prizes at the virtual Festival of Female Entrepreneurs on 23 October.

Be inspired by a day of top speakers at Festival of Female Entrepreneurs on 23 October. 

Hear from the 2019 Female Start-up of the Year winner, Molly Masters.



I'm a freelance content creator and event host who helps small businesses and the organisations that support them. I'm also Enterprise Nation's Local Leader for Bristol.
I have 19 years of experience as a small business journalist having interviewed hundreds of entrepreneurs from billionaires like Sir Richard Branson to the founders behind brand new start-ups.
I've worked for a range of leading small business publications and support groups, most recently as head of content at Enterprise Nation where I was responsible for the prolific output of content on the company's blog and social media. I now freelance for Enterprise Nation including hosting the Small Business sessions podcast.
I'm based in Bristol where I run and host regular events with the local small business community in my role as Enterprise Nation's Local Leader for Bristol. I also have strong connections with other major business organisations in the south west region.
In total, I've hosted over 100 events including conferences with an audience of hundreds for international brands like Xero and Facebook and live web chats from inside 10 Downing Street.
With my partner, I co-run Lifestyle District, a lifestyle blog focused on culture, art, theatre and photography.

Freelance content creator & event host

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Plan B would be implemented if the NHS faces "unsustainable pressure".

The world of business is changing and Sara Osterholzer is leading the charge. She believes there’s a different way to do business that positively impacts people and the planet while still being profitable and is demystifying what that looks like to support business owners create sustainable businesses, for themselves and the world. 
 
Sara is an experienced entrepreneur, most recently the co-founder of The Good Business Club, and a mentor to the next generation of leaders looking to redesign the world of business, for good. When she’s not banging the drum for purpose-led business, you can find her touring around on her motorbike or breaking the taboo around mental health. 

Sara offers 1-2-1 advice or mentoring sessions, hosts a number of practical workshops, and recently launched The Good Business Roadmap - a course that will leave you feeling confident, clear, and ridiculously productive, ready to launch your purpose-driven business into the world in 11-weeks.

For the purpose-led, good business founders and freelancers

The world of business is changing. There’s a different way to do business that positively impacts people and the planet while still being profitable. This is a group for members who are aligned with this way of thinking to share challenges, ask for support, and learn together.

After working in Michelin-starred establishments, and running his own food ventures, Peter launched Food Motion to support early stage food entrepreneurs start, grow and succeed. Building on over 20 years of experience in the sector, Peter brings a wealth of knowledge and contacts, and a creative and professional approach. 
 
Food Motion offers a range of services, including coaching and consulting, workshops, free resources and interviews with industry experts, and funding. Whether you have an idea that you would like to develop, or an existing business that you’re looking to grow, we are here to help you with planning and fulfilling your ambitions.

Founder

Ongoing coaching for you and your business

&lt;p&gt;One-to-one sessions with Peter Farrell either through face-to-face meetings in central London, or online zoom meetings.&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;p&gt;I&amp;rsquo;m Karen Eyre-White, former-Chief-Exec-turned-small-business-owner with plenty of first-hand experience having a lot on my plate. After the birth of my daughter I wanted a different balance in my life.&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;p&gt;While on maternity leave I found myself trying to turn playtime into a project and I decided it was time to follow my love for all things projects, productivity and getting things done.&amp;nbsp;I set up Go Do to help busy, overwhelmed people feel less stressed and get more done (and to save my daughter from being project-managed).&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;p&gt;I&amp;#39;m a productivity coach and life and business organiser. You can find out more about my services on my business profile for Go Do.&amp;nbsp;&lt;/p&gt;

Karen Eyre-White

&lt;p&gt;I&amp;rsquo;m Karen Eyre-White, former-Chief-Exec-turned-small-business-owner with plenty of first-hand experience having a lot on my plate. After the birth of my daughter I wanted a different balance in my life.&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;p&gt;While on maternity leave I found myself trying to turn playtime into a project and I decided it was time to follow my love for all things projects, productivity and getting things done.&amp;nbsp;I set up Go Do to help busy, overwhelmed people feel less stres

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