Business events

The Council organises an annual business fair and this year held an event to encourage business start ups.  Businesses which would like to be kept informed of future events which aim to improve prosperity and stimulate economic development in the Borough, including the next business fair, which will be held on 15 May 2009 can e-mail their details to rac.comms@broxbourne.gov.uk or telephone 01992 785592.

 

'Becoming your own boss' : an advice and information event November 2008

 

The Borough Council recently held an event to encourage business start ups in the Borough.  The event at the Cheshunt Marriott Hotel, who sponsored the evening was organised in partnership with Businesslink.

Business Start Ups event

The event provided:

 

• Networking opportunities

• Advice on how to turn ideas or skills into a business

• Information on how to successfully market a business

• The secrets of website success

• Key support agencies available to give advice            

  

For further information, you can e-mail rac.comms@broxbourne.gov.uk.

 

Broxbourne Business Fair 2008

 

Business fair 2008 photo1

The Borough Council held its second business fair for Broxbourne at Wolsey Hall, Windmill Lane, Cheshunt on Friday 30 May.  There were over 200 attendees, including exhibitors and visitors.  There were forty exhibition stands, from the private, public and voluntary sectors, including stalls for Borough Council services. 

 

The purpose of the fair was to increase prosperity in the Borough by offering advice and information on a range of topics relevant to local businesses, facilitating business to business networking, fostering links between the public sector and the business sector and encouraging residents to think about starting up their own businesses. 

 

Business fair 2008 photo 3The Olympic Delivery Authority made a presentation on procurement opportunities at the 2012 Olympics for local businesses.  Exhibiting organisations were also able to take advantage of the networking opportunities which the fair presented, and exhibitors and visitors were able to listen to short talks on starting up and marketing a business.