Evolve 2 is launched

January 21st, 2009

Do you want to thrive and not just survive in 2009? The elite training programme for photographers destined for success is Evolve, and group 2 details have just been published click here for details.

Those of you in the know are well aware that a highly successful 10 month mentoring programme set up by Lovegrove Consulting is drawing to a close in April and to end the speculation about the second generation all the information of the revamped second Evolve programme is finally here.

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1. Steve | January 22nd, 2009 at 8:35 am

Hi great idea looks like some great content hopefully one day soon i will be on one still i have learnt so much in my first year from the DVDs thanks and good luck Damien
2. Stan Seaton | January 22nd, 2009 at 1:46 pm

We are just coming to the end of Evolve 1, and would just like to say, what an amazing 10 months we have had. We have been on other training courses, but Damien, Julie & the team are so generous with their knowledge and expertise, nothing is too much bother to them.

Our business has been transformed ( And is still evolving), our style of shooting, the way we promote and sell our products, in fact our whole mindset has changed. We have made some great friends along the way, not only other photographers on the course but the whole Lovegrove team.

I would highly recommend evolve 2 to any other photographers or businesses. This was money well spent in a challenging time and competitive market, when it is so very important to stand out from the crowd.

Stan Seaton
3. Adrian Pillinger | January 29th, 2009 at 1:31 pm

Great idea! Getting training from the people doing well has done me good. I have been amazed at the interest I am getting through this recession.

Thanks for all the information on this site, it is really useful.

Cheers
Adrian
4. Ian Southerin | January 29th, 2009 at 6:06 pm

Hi Damien & Julie,

I hope you are very proud of your new web site and your DVDs, they are briliant.

Well Done,

Ian Southerin