A free networking business event is back offering a wide range of support for local organisations.
Bolton Means Business is for entrepreneur, small business or simply interested in the local business scene,
There will be a diverse range of exhibitors and those attending will have the chance to connect with like-minded professionals, gain valuable insights and explore the specialist support available for organisations.
The event brings together more than 30 business support, employment and skills specialists, and say town hall chiefs "this is a fantastic opportunity to connect, expand your network and access support that will benefit your business".
Bolton Means Business is hosted by Business Bolton, the business support team at Bolton Council.
There will be ten exhibition zones, each with a different focus:
1. Skills & Workforce Development
2. Green Economy
3. Funding & Finance
4. Innovation & Knowledge Exchange
5. Business Support
6. Good Employment & Social Value
7. Health & Wellbeing
8. Bolton Council Economic Development & Regeneration
9. Commercial Business Lettings & Workspaces
10. Networking - a dedicated space to share your business info and connect
Bolton Council’s Executive Cabinet Member for Regeneration, Cllr Akhtar Zaman, said: “Bolton Means Business is such a valuable opportunity for local businesses, and I urge everyone to come along and take advantage of the wide range of support available.
“This forms part of our commitment to support the local economy and back Bolton companies.
“Businesses are the backbone of our community and have a vital role to play in the on-going regeneration of Bolton and its district centres.”
The free event will take place in The Albert Halls on Tuesday, March 5, from 10am until 1pm.
Refreshments will be available on the day.
Free tickets for the event on Tuesday, March 5, starting at 10am, can be booked at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/bolton-means-business-2024-tickets-810049839877
For more information email businessbolton@bolton.gov.uk
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