Keynote speaking role for Kevin Green at O2


Llanelli's Kevin Green is to be one of the keynote speakers at a major business forum at The O2 Arena in London.
From 18-20 March Business 2012 is taking place at The 02, bringing together Sir Richard Branson, Lord Alan Sugar and hundreds of other experts to show you how to succeed in business.
Tickets for this event are free (it’s paid for sponsors and partners).
Business 2012 will host a collection of the best business leaders and experts plus more than 300 workshops and seminars all to help your business succeed.
For more information see -
http://www.business2012.com/?utm_source=Sign-Up.to&utm_medium=email&url_campaign=70783-
Kevin Green biography -
Self-made multi-millionaire and social entrepreneur Kevin Green is one of the UK’s largest residential property landlords and a multi-business owner.
The 47-year-old, who featured on Channel 4′s Secret Millionaire two years ago, was homeless in 1988, today his property portfolio runs into the hundreds. Former dairy farmer Kevin heads a number of successful trading and investment business (KGW) which offer three-day courses, 90-day coaching, cash creation days and telephone coaching.
The property guru, who hails from Burry Port in South Wales, is in worldwide demand as a speaker at conferences, dinners and seminars. He has spoken alongside Sir Richard Branson and Lord Alan Sugar and is due to share the stage with Donald Trump later this year.
Some of his clients include British Airways, Tigrent International, Yorkshire Bank, Welsh Development Agency, UK Techniums and Triumphant Events. The dad-of-three is a member of the professional speaker’s organisation, an ambassador to the Make-A-Wish Foundation and a patron of the World Hunger Project.
The three greatest loves in Kevin’s life are his children.

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