Network and gain advice for your business at the Beckenham Business Day
The Beckenham Business Day, to be held at the Odeon Cinema on 26 September, is sure to provide owners and decision-makers of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and start-ups with the resources to achieve success in today’s competitive marketplace.
Be prepared for a line-up of inspiring specialist and expert speakers, for learning, networking, advice, seminars, clinics workshops and fun, giving you the tools to develop sustainable business growth.
Speakers’ topics will include - Sources of Alternative Funding, The Beginners' Guide to Local SEO, BE Irresistible: The Three Keys to achieving success in today’s competitive marketplace, Your Digital World and much, much more including exhibitors and Speed networking and fabulous Motivator, Speaker, Coach and Author - Mathy Lisika-Minsende as MC.
The Mayor of Bromley, Councillor Nicholas Bennett MA JP and Mayoress Mrs Ruth Bennett will be opening the event and also speaking to those attending.
Local businesswoman and representative of Friends of Beckenham Together BID, Jackie Groundsell commented: “Friends of Beckenham Together is delighted to provide this action-packed day for Beckenham businesses. The Beckenham Business Day is the icing on the cake for businesses in the Town and trading in. We had a tremendous event last year and this year's is set to be even better.”
There are wonderful prizes on offer within the Raffle - all monies raised from the BBD Raffle will go to MINDCare, Beckenham, Reg Charity No 108297.
Sponsors of the day include Lidl, 1230 TWC, Waitrose & Grandfinale.
The Beckenham Business Day is organised by the Friends of Beckenham Together BID an independent, non-political voluntary organisation run by local retailers and businesses for the benefit of Beckenham and the Beckenham BID team.
To book your FREE place, please visit https://beckenhamtogether.co.uk/beckenham-business-day/
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