A special edition ahead of a start of the eighth series of the Yorkshire Television programme Enterprize in which presenter Robert Hall holds an in-studio discuss on the qualities needed to success in business with an invited audience of young entrepreneurs and three special guests. Following the discussion at look at last year’s winner Neil Oddy and how the past year has seen his business grow. Title: Yorkshire Television Production Enterprize 87 Presenter Robert Hall introduces this...

A special edition ahead of a start of the eighth series of the Yorkshire Television programme Enterprize in which presenter Robert Hall holds an in-studio discuss on the qualities needed to success in business with an invited audience of young entrepreneurs and three special guests. Following the discussion at look at last year’s winner Neil Oddy and how the past year has seen his business grow. Title: Yorkshire Television Production Enterprize 87 Presenter Robert Hall introduces this special edition of Enterprize 87 by providing details on the series that is searching for the most enterprising young person in the Yorkshire Television region aged 25 or under who are in business for themselves. After elaborating of the £5000 prize, he introduces three special studio guests Sir Ralph Halpern Chairman of the Burton Group, Anita Roddick founder of The Body Shop and Giles Shaw Minister of State for Industry and MP for Pudsey West Yorkshire. A discuss follows with an invited audience of young entrepreneurs as to what qualities are needed to get to the top in business. Bringing the discussion to a close, Robert moves the programme on to look at what has become of last year’s winner 23-year-old Neil Oddy. A clip from the final of Enterprize 86 in which Richard Branson presents the trophy to Neil and his stained-glass window company Oddyssey Glass. As Robert provides details of the increased turnover of the company Neil himself speaking with staff in the company workshop. Back in the studio with examples of his work in front of him Robert speaks with Neil about the past year asking is he older, wiser and richer? Robert and John are joined by Mike Walker from Lloyds Bank who is the Chairman of the judging panel. He and Robert talk about the number and quality of this year’s applications. Robert brings the programme to an end by providing details on next week’s edition which be the first of five heats to find the winner of Enterprise 87. Credit: Enterprise 87 was introduced by Robert Hall Research Susan Pape Director Peter Jones Producer David Lowen Executive Producer Graham Ironside Title: © Yorkshire Television Ltd 1987 End title: Yorkshire Television Production