180 Degrees Seminar With Gbenga Sesan And Adeolu Akinyemi

180 Degrees - turnaround
How would you like to be gainfully engaged in less than 7 days? No kidding, this is real, your life can be better than it is today!
The idea…

Attend the seminar
and change your fate and fortune forever! Two young men will lift the lid on what has been working for them, so others can learn and start or re-energise for the journey.
 

How does this concern me?
This is a two hours seminar, targeted at giving opportunities to people to either get jobs, start up e-businesses, join a social entrepreneurship frame work, generate additional income and generally help people to take a new turn. Haven discovered that the one major factor that distinguishes people in achieving their goals is information, this is a move to make it available. There is a lot more available than you know.
 

When, How, Where?
This seminar will hold on May 1, 2006. At Etal Hotels and Halls, Oregun (Opposite First Bank, behind Oando station). It’s happening 3 times in the day. 9am/Noon/3pm. You will have an opportunity to get gainfully engaged within the next 7 days!
How will this work?
Simple, go to www.generissolutions.com/may1 and register for the timeslot that suits you. Monday, May 1, 2006. 9am, 12 noon or 3pm. A maximum of 1,200 slots will be allowed per session. Then prepare to attend a two-hour seminar will set you moving in the right course. The seminar is FREE, but entrance will be granted by showing N1,000 at the gate. Venue is Etal Hotel and Halls, Oregun, Lagos (Opposite First Bank, behind Oando Filling Station). Lateness for time registered for, will also attract N1000, registering on site will be be considered as gate crashing and will attract N2000 fine.
 

Who are the facilitators?
‘Gbenga Sesan: Nigeria’s First Information Technology Youth Ambassador. Over 400 Speaking Engagements in 13 Countries. “One of the 35 Icons of ICT in Nigeria”. TV Personality. Author. Vice Chair, United Nations Economic Commission for Africa’s African Technical Advisory Committee. Program Manager, Lagos Digital Village. Trainer and Career Coach. Information Society Researcher. 2006 Best Use of Technology award. 2005 Stockholm Challenge Champion honour. 2004 Excellence in Information Technology award. 2003 Ten Outstanding Young Persons in Nigeria award. 2002 Frontier of Technology in Nigeria award. 2001 International Telecommunication Union’s African Youth Fellowship award. Blogger.
aDeolu Akinyemi: Executive Director, Generis Solutions 2006. Human Resource Specialist. HR Manager, Talent and Learning Virgin Nigeria 2006. Customer Business Development. HR Manager P&G 2005. Talent Supply, Learning and Development Manager 2004. Public speaker extraordinaire. Over 400 Speaking Engagements in 7 countries. Author, Career Guide 2006 and How To Get Your Dream Job 2001. Trainer, People & Communication Skills, Customer Service, Interviewing, Sales Skills, Project Management, Strategy. Career Coach. Business Development Consultant. Educative Games Developer. Blogger! Corporate/Professional Nigerian Award 2006. Global Innovation Recognition Award 2004. Global HR Peak Performance Award 2003. Husband. Father.
How will this benefit me?

Wow… you get clear directions on Job Acquisition, eBusiness Opportunities with minimal capital, Social Entrepreneurship Opportunities, etc. Nett; you will learn the ropes on being fully engaged!
What do I do next?
www.generissolutions.com/may1 and spread the word (you may be inviting your potential business partners). Please note that the registration site will be taken down as soon as all the seats are taken. Also please note that gate crashers will pay a fine of N2,000
Turn Around Your 2006 Workers’ Day!

For further enquiries:
Generis Solutions
5th Floor, L’Monarch Plaza, Opebi, Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria
(234) 1 794 16 02
http://www.deoluakinyemi.com/ | http://www.gbengasesan.com/
contactus@generissolutions.com 
 

i was just thinking the same thing nwoke,they could have easily said admission is N1000, instead of the long story, i was intrested at first but the confusing part about money put me off not because of the money o, but it is not straight forward.