Small businesses thrive on creativity and innovation, but how can you harness these skills to grow your business? December’s Business Breakfast will look to answer this question, and others, to really help you stand out from the crowd.
The breakfast starts at 7am and will be held at The Old School Church on 4th December and aims to demonstrate how to generate and develop ideas to contribute to a culture of originality.
Cllr Jean Boulton said, “As customers’ needs are constantly changing, innovation really is key for local businesses to thrive. It is also a great way to attract new talent and move the business forward.”
Chris Hardy, an experienced coach and group facilitator, will lead a workshop and help you develop a clear plan of how you can boost innovation within your company and what the next step should be.
The Frome Business Breakfast meets on the first Tuesday of the month and is an exchange of knowledge and experience, open to all and a great opportunity to meet with other local organisations. The event is organised by Frome Town Council, Frome and District Chamber of Commerce, and business manager Mairi Connelly.
Anyone interested in attending is encouraged to book early to avoid disappointment via the following http://buytickets.at/frome towncouncil/148310
Dietary options are available upon request, prior to the event. For more information please contact whitakerv@frometown council.gov.uk a
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