Swindon serial entrepreneur and public relations expert Sara Tye will be one of three marketing experts speaking at the first panel event staged by small business network Enterprise Nation in Bristol.
Called How to sell yourself and promote your business, the event next Monday evening will look at three essential techniques – sales, photography and marketing. 
Sara, pictured, founder and managing director of Swindon public relations agency redheadPR, will be joined on the panel by Alison Edgar, Enterprise Nation South West champion and managing director of Chippenham-based Sales Coaching Solutions, and Dianna Bonner, a Bristol-based photographer with wide commercial experience.
Sara will be revealing her top PR tips as well as ideas for winning new business, and her journey as a business owner.
Sara said: “Joining the panel at the Enterprise Nation South West event will be great way to end an amazing 2015. Helping small businesses is my passion. My message to people attending the event is that PR means perpetual change, so you have to stay ahead of the curve.”
Enterprise Nation is a fast-growth small business network with a 70,000-strong membership nationwide. It was founded in 2005 by Emma Jones MBE with a mission to create an inspirational environment for business owners and would-be entrepreneurs, a supportive business community, informative events and a campaigning voice to help small British firms flourish.
It recently launched its South West arm under the helm of Alison Edgar.
As well as running redheadPR, whose clients include innovative businesses in sectors spanning gardening, food and drink, travel, property and business services, Sara is also managing director of Birmingham-based creative agency Gingernut Creative and a motivational speaker, writer, coach, mentor and trainer.
As CEO of Etape Suisse, the luxury cycling company, she is also leading the business to the next stage of its development following its successful first year.
How to sell yourself and promote your business, takes place at DeskLodge, 1 Temple Way, Bristol, on Monday December 14 between 6pm and 8pm. Tickets costing £10.35 are available here
