Introducing The Rebel Business School
In this episode of The Business Brunch we’re joined by Simon Paine, founder of The Rebel Business School and wearer of many hats! Simon chats to us about what lead him to create The Rebel Business School, his concerns with current business education for young people, and how the past 12 months have affected his business and many others.
The Rebel Business School is changing the way entrepreneurship is taught so that ANYONE can start a business debt-free – and they’re giving it all away for free. Their live business training events are full of inspiration, practical help and a growing community of support to help you. They don’t teach business plans, they teach the opposite. The Rebel Business School is changing business culture and making business accessible for anyone, showing people how to make the most of all opportunities.
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