The mission of Think More is to help the people of the North to think more by creating exciting and dynamic events. Keep coming back to this site for news of events we've done which satisfy a hunger for new ideas and for the intellectually curious. These will cover sport, culture, cities, politics, faith, ideas, science, art and more.
Think more ... about Manchester as a SmartCity

A Downtown Manchester conference on the challenges and opportunities for Manchester as a modern business location. Contributors to the conference included city leader Sir Richard Leese, chief executive Sir Howard Bernstein, Salford City Council chief Barbara Spicer, Manchester International Festival Managing Director Alex Poots, architect Ian Simpson, chairman of the Halle Orchestra David McKeith, chairman of Manchester Digital Tony Foggatt and Lou Cordwell of Magnetic North.
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...about business leadership with Sir Charles Dunstone and Sir Michael Bibby

Tuesday 25th September 2012 at Liverpool John Moores University, supporting the Prince's Trust, the North West Leadership annual interview heard Sir Charles Dunstone, Chairman and Co-founder of the Carphone Warehouse Group plc and Sir Michael Bibby, Managing Director of The Bibby Line Group and The Chair of The Prince’s Trust Liverpool Committee.
In the questioner's hot seat was journalist and broadcaster Michael Taylor.
In the questioner's hot seat was journalist and broadcaster Michael Taylor.
Think more ... about social media

talksocial Social Media Conference - Friday, 8 February 2013 at The Lowry Hotel, Manchester
An expert panel at the Lowry Hotel Manchester we discovered how some of the most successful social brands found success, and got insider tips from some of the UK's leading social media strategists.
An expert panel at the Lowry Hotel Manchester we discovered how some of the most successful social brands found success, and got insider tips from some of the UK's leading social media strategists.
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Think more ... about faith, reason and literature
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