Local entrepreneur sponsoring next Big Business Breakfast Club meeting
13th February 2023
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The networking event is taking place at Leonardo Royal on February 17.
February’s Big Business Breakfast Club is sponsored by local entrepreneur Kyriakos Baxevanis, representing Little Jasmine Therapies, Simply Urban and Nostos Restaurant.
Join us on Friday 17th February at Leonardo Royal (formerly Jury’s Inn Waterfront) from 8am.
Our guest speaker is Marc Convey, co-founder of Thrive Now. He is on a mission to accelerate the impact of purpose driven leaders and will be speaking alongside Alex Ryan from Marketing 101 with his regular marketing hints and tips.
Attendees will have plenty of time to meet other likeminded businesspeople in the room.
Book here now: https://www.bigbusinessbreakfastclub.co.uk/
Sponsor Kyriakos Baxevanis owns several local businesses, including Little Jasmine Therapies, Simply Urban Nail Bar and the Greek restaurant Nostos in Hove. Although he has been doing business in and around Brighton for many years, he is relatively new to the networking scene. He’s been to three Big Breakfasts now, and he ‘gets’ it. We are delighted to have him on board – please support his sponsorship by giving his businesses some attention.
• www.little-jasmine.com/simply-urban
The sponsors nominated charity is Rockinghorse Children’s charity
Rockinghorse is a Brighton-based charity that has been supporting children in Sussex for over 50 years. Rockinghorse Children’s Charity was set up in 1967 by Dr Trevor Mann as the official fundraising arm of the Royal Alexandra Children’s Hospital in Brighton.
It raises money to provide live-saving medical equipment and additional services with the aim of improving the lives of sick children throughout Sussex. Along with the Royal Alex and the Trevor Mann Baby Unit, the charity also supports the Special Care Baby Unit in the Princess Royal Hospital in Haywards Heath, along with paediatric wards, specialist neonatal units, respite centres and children’s services across Sussex. The charity does not receive any government funding and rely on the generous support of individuals, community groups, schools, companies and trusts. People just like you.
Guest speaker Marc’s story is truly inspiring. He will talk about how his life changed at 14 when he suffered severe burns in an accident in Ireland, how he nearly died twice and how that first day back in school after the accident was the one of toughest of his life. Yet his determination and positive attitude to make the most of life took him on a journey into the world of poker to starting his own business 23D in 2017. Then during the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, after losing nearly 90% of planned revenue in a week, he had to once again adapt and pivot. As he has learned so many times in life, opportunities can present themselves in even the bleakest of circumstances.
If you are interested in learning more about becoming a sponsor of the BBBC then please get in touch with the team at team@bigbusinessbreakfastclub.co.uk