Business leader and star of The Apprentice, Baroness Karren Brady, CBE, will take the main stage as keynote speaker at this year’s Cvent CONNECT Europe. The event technology conference, hosted by Cvent, will take place 14-16 October, in London. Brady will offer insights on how to foster entrepreneurial spirit and deliver impactful, world-class events. Known for her resilience and focus, she will describe how to combat fear of failure and how to get what you want and deserve. She will talk about her top six ingredients for success and how they can be implemented. Voted ‘Business Woman of the Year,’ Ultimate Entrepreneur, and among the 50 most inspirational people in the world, Baroness Brady has delivered a keynote at International Confex and is currently CEO of West Ham United FC and a life peer. She also has a CBE for her work in promoting Women in Business. Cvent CONNECT Europe 2019 organisers expect 1,000 meeting, event and hospitality professionals to attend the event at the InterContinental London – The O2. Since the inaugural event in 2017, the conference has nearly tripled in size. Delegates already registered to attend the conference include representatives from leading event agencies, top hotels and industry experts. The full conference agenda can be viewed here. To register, visit the Cvent CONNECT Europe website.
Baroness Karren Brady CBE to deliver keynote at Cvent CONNECT Europe
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