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Andrew Reynolds Launches The Big Favour – Brand New For 2017

The The Big Favour has been launched today by Award Winning Entrepreneur Andrew Reynolds.

Launching the project, Andrew Reynolds said. “I’ve twisted some arms, and called in a big favour from several top names in the industry. I’ve done this to bring something unique for 2017 and to raise money for Children With Cancer UK, a leading children’s cancer charity based in Great Ormond Street.

To be held at London’s Excel Centre in Docklands, in July. 100% of The Big Favour ticket proceeds will go straight to the charity.

The latest Big Favour from Andrew Reynolds

In the past, Andrew has supported a number of charities, raising over £700,000 for the Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital. This provided a new multi bed treatment room. Over £1million for the Make A Wish Foundation, to help grant wishes for children with serious and life threatening illnesses. The Princes Trust to help young entrepreneurs. And then for several local charities here and abroad, including Disability Initiative, which helps those with disabilities; a local hospice, where Andrews personal donation funded a community nursing initiative for almost 6 years. Further afield in South Africa where Andrew Reynolds has been funding a soup kitchen feeding up to 400 young children each day.

“When I was young and living in relative poverty” says Reynolds. “I always promised myself that if I ever made any serious money, I would do something sensible with it”. The Big Favour is just such an example.

How the Big Favour Works

The Big Favour works in two ways. It provides attendees at the Big Favour event with an opportunity to learn a new system for starting and running a profitable business. Big Favour also raises money for the children’s charity – a true ‘win win’ situation for everyone involved.

Speakers from all over the world are being flown into London for the three day weekend event. They will talk about how they make money in their businesses, so that audience members can copy some of their ideas themselves.

“If you want to learn how to do something” says Andrew Reynolds “find someone that is already doing it and do everything you can to learn from them. That’s what I did when I started my business. I found someone who was doing exactly what I wanted to do, over in the USA. I drove across the States to meet him and get him to teach me.” The Big Favour brings together over a dozen such business owners – each of whom will share their ideas and meet members of the audience to chat in breaks etc.

Free tickets released now

For more information about The Big Favour and to apply for free tickets, go to www.thebigfavour.com/video/

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