Event date and time: 23 November 2011, 0830-0945

Venue: 6-7 St. Johns Lane, London, EC1M 4AJ

Who should attend: the event is particularly relevant to CEOs, CIOs, FDs and COOs, directors, business owners and in-house lawyers at technology companies

Tech entrepreneurs occupy parallel tech universes. In one, huge profitless companies command massive valuations and attract large slugs of capital. In the other, high-energy but low-profile businesses seem confined to run on the daily treadmill without recognition or reward. There must be a bridge between the two!

We are delighted that Ken Olisa, founding head of technology merchant bank Restoration Partners, will join us to share some of his experiences as a 40 year IT veteran. Amongst other roles, Ken is previous Master of the Worshipful Information Technologists’ Company.

Ken will be answering questions such as: which is better – organic growth or acquisitions? debt or equity? home or abroad? Optimism or pessimism?

He will also provide a framework which helps entrepreneurs to make sense of the parallel universe problem and escape from the curse of rational incrementalism.

James Fulforth, a partner in Kingsley Napley’s Corporate and Commercial team, will talk about recent legal developments relevant to tech companies.

Partner Simon Halberstam will be chairing the event.

Click here for further information about the event.

To register for your free place at this seminar,  please email events@kingsleynapley.co.uk with your contact details. Confirmations are subject to availability.