FROME Town Council and Forward Space are excited for their next Working Lunch event which will take place at the Town Hall on Thursday 23rd June from midday – 1:30pm.
This time the discussion over lunch will explore how good branding can help grow your business and customer loyalty, whether you are starting out or looking to develop your current brand.
The session will be run by Ian Fooks founder of Curious Ways, an agency that creates brands for a digital world. Ian will explore why branding is so important to a business’ success, and then run through some examples of their work, including the process they go through with clients to make their companies sing.
Frome Town Council’s Community Project Officer, Vivienne Whitaker added: “Over a relaxed lunch, we will be looking at simple steps small businesses, freelancers, self-employed individuals and social enterprises can take to develop their own unique brand and increase their brand following.”
Cllr Anne Hills said: “The Working Lunches are open to anyone interested in developing their skills and making connections. By encouraging as many people as possible to come together to share ideas and experiences we can develop a resilient and supportive business community for Frome.”
Through generous sponsorship from Forward Space, Frome Town Council are able to offer attendees a delicious free lunch. The event starts at midday with plenty of time to enjoy the lunch and networking before a presentation and discussion around branding. While the lunch is free booking is essential, please visit: https://bit.ly/Working LunchBranding
Pictured: Ian Fooks.
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