Month: May 2018

May 27, 2018

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Live in #London but born in #Nottingham. Editor of The Ethical Entrepreneur. Experienced investor but always ready to learn more!

Henry Viola @HTVIOLA·

3 Jul

The Future Office: https://marketintel.gardiner.com/bulletins/the-future-office

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Adventures in Financial Independence @adventuresinfi·

3 Jul

Your portfolio should reflect your experience

I have a degree in technology management

I've been to business school

I've worked at an angel funded tech startup that failed

I've worked in consulting with a focus on technology enablement

Please don't copy anyone blindly

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Henry Viola @HTVIOLA·

3 Jul

How investors misjudge risk https://www.theethicalentrepreneur.com/how-investors-misjudge-risk/

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The Investment Lobster @lobsterinvest·

1 Jul

Suicide figures are up since lockdown. Could 2 friends please copy and re-post this tweet? We’re trying to demonstrate that someone is always listening.

Call 116 123 (Samaritans UK)

Just two. Any two. Copy and share
#SuicideAwareness

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#NottinghamRocks @NottinghamRocks·

27 Jun

Eric Irons was Britain’s first black magistrate sitting on the Nottingham bench from 1962 until his retirement in 1991. Because of the prejudices against black people in the 1950s he set up the first community group, the Colonial Social & Sports Club, at his own house.#NottsFact

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Month: May 2018

Are audits worth the paper they’re written on?