Sir Richard Branson

Richard Branson received his education at Stowe School, where he established a national magazine entitled Student at the age of sixteen. He started a Student Advisory Centre at 17, aiming to help young people. At twenty years old, he founded Virgin as a mail order record retailer and a short while later; he opened a record shop in Oxford Street, London. In 1972, a recording studio was built in Oxfordshire where the first Virgin artist, Mike Oldfield, recorded "Tubular Bells", later released in 1973.

What he offers you

In his presentations Richard Branson talks about his business philosophies as a "transformational leader" with his unique business strategies. He stresses that the Virgin Group is an organization driven on informality and information, one that is bottom-heavy rather than strangled by top-level management.

How he presents

A charismatic and charming individual, Richard Branson talks candidly about his business ventures and the leadership skills which have made him into a truly global player.

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• Leadership Strategies
• Entrepreneurship
• The Richard Branson Story
• The Virgin Way

• 2006
  Screw it, let's do it
• 2005
  The Best-Laid Business Plans: How to Write Them, How to Pitch Them
• 2005
  Kick-Start Your Business: 100 Days to a Leaner, Fitter Organisation
• 2002
  Sir Richard Branson
• 2001
  Do Something Different: Proven Marketing Techniques to Transform Your Business
• 2000
  To the Edge of Space: The Adventures of a Balloonist,
• 1999
  Losing My Virginity: How I've Survived, Had Fun, And Made a Fortune Doing Business My Way