Idea for a new online business: Bike maintenance tutorials

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Date :17 January 2009

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In-Business magazine video: Kickstand is a website being developed to offer bike maintenance tutorials, one of several graduates from Activate - a new programme for anyone with an idea for a new business to explore what that idea will entail in the real world. For many it is their first wakeup call to the reality of doing business and of what commercialising their idea will require: both personally and professionally. With access to a range of world class advisors from global business agencies like Deloittes, the intensive 4 month Activate programme is the first stepping stone for entrepreneurs and anyone with a great new business idea. The activate programme is for anyone in the Wellington region including Lower Hutt and Porirua: www.activate.co.nz [More] [Less]

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