Charles Ejogo

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  Hosted by gateway2investment (g2i) and the Innovatory, entrepreneurs will hear Charles Ejogo, Dragons Den winner and founder of Umbrollys.com give a keynote address on the importance of technology entrepreneurs and routes to possible investment.This, according to research, is a much under represented market sector, especially among London's Black & Ethnic Minority community.
  
  Charles Ejogo commented; "This is precisely the sort of forum needed to deliver information and networks to businesses entrepreneurs who place technology at the heart of their competitive edge."
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  Charles EjogoCharles is the founder of Umbrolly.He began his career in the city, but it was being made redundant that spurred him on to set up his own business.The idea for umbrella vending machines came to him while stuck on the underground one rainy day.It took a lot of persistent negotiation to secure the rights to install vending machines at tube stations.Despite failing to close the deal on BBC2's The Dragon's Den, Charles has secured business angels funding and has ambitious plans for overseas expansion.

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  Advice from Charles Ejogo
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  Charles Ejogo is a British entrepreneur and the founder of Umbrolly

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  Advice from Charles Ejogo
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  Charles Ejogo is a British entrepreneur and the founder of Umbrolly
  
  African business, be inspired

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  Tim Campbell, winner of BBC2's The Apprentice in 2005, Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones, also known as ‘The Black Farmer' with his range of Black Farmer brands of sausages, Charles Ejogo the founder of Umbrolly and Yana Johnson founder of Yana Cosmetics, will be on hand at the British Library next month to allow budding entrepreneurs to learn from their experiences.

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  Charles Ejogo, owner of umbrella vending machine company, Umbrolly.

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  Charles Ejogo the founder of Umbrolly and Yana Johnson founder of Yana Cosmetics.

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  The Yearwood Group along with Black Enterprise has organised a discussion panel and networking reception at the British Library on Monday May 15 which includes successful black business people such as Tim Campbell, winner of BBC2's The Apprentice in 2005, Charles Ejogo, founder of Umbrolly, Yana Johnson, founder of Yana Cosmetics and Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones, also known as The Black Farmer.

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  Charles Ejogo - is founder of Umbrolly.After being made redundant from his job in the city 25-year-old Charles set up his own business.The idea for umbrella vending machines came to him while stuck on the London Underground on a rainy day.It took a lot of negotiation to secure the rights to install vending machines at tube stations.He has secured business funding and has ambitious plans for overseas expansion

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  Charles Ejogo - is founder of Umbrolly.After being made redundant fromhis job in the city 25-year-old Charles set up his own business.The idea for umbrella vending machines came to him while stuck on the London Underground on a rainy day.It took a lot of negotiation to secure the rights to install vending machines at tube stations.He has secured business funding and has ambitious plans for overseas expansion

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  Dragon's Den contestant Charles Ejogo, founder of Umbrolly, will give the keynote address at the event.
  
  "This is precisely the sort of forum needed to deliver information and networks to business entrepreneurs who place technology at the heart of their competitive edge," said Ejogo.

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