Coalition politics and its implications for organisations in Bristol and the wider region will be the focus of a breakfast debate involving senior business figureheads in the city next week.
Bristol business owners, directors and entrepreneurs have been invited to a seminar next week to hear advice from some of Britain’s best commercial brains.
Running throughout the next six months, Pitman Training is offering this free course to small- to medium-sized business owners, prospective start-ups or managers who need to get to grips with the basics of book-keeping.
Conservative MP David Davis will be the guest of honour at The Bristol Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner 2010.
The Minister for Trade, Investment and Small Business will be in Bristol later this month to speak to creative entrepreneurs in the city about how the government can help them to trade internationally.
Harvey Nichols in Cabot Circus hosts a women’s networking event, which includes a three-course meal with a glass of wine.
The Institute of Directors (IoD) in Bristol will be starting 2010 with a pledge to help local business leaders understand and grasp the opportunities inherent in social media with a special networking lunch event.
Business Link is inviting hard-pressed owner-managers to find inspiration at a networking event with a difference on 8 December.
As the festive season approaches, the South Bristol Digital Neighbourhoods programme (SBDN) is holding an event for older people and the individuals and organisations that work with them.
Speed dating meets the world of business at the Lakewood Conference Centre, in Blagdon, when the last of the Business Growth show tour events comes to the South West.
