WARRINGTON based property company Southcourt Management is hosting a free breakfast seminar to help local businesses beat the credit crunch.
The two hour “Acorns” Business Seminar breakfast event has been developed with the specific aim of bringing to the attention of local businesses (especially start ups and S.M.E’s) the £-millions currently available in the form of grant funding for staff and training, the private subsidies available towards office rental, meeting rooms and admin support and to provide expert help and advice on how to raise crucial finance during these difficult economic times.
The seminar which is being hosted by Southcourt Management at their Birchwood based HQ will include highly informative talks from guest speakers specialising in European grant availability, office letting and subsidies, and a presentation from a leading High Street bank on obtaining business support and finance. The event will conclude with the chance to meet the speakers and network with other local business representatives over coffee and bacon sandwiches.
“It’s suprising just how much financial help is available, even during these uncertain times,” explained Craig Moreton, Operations Manager for Southcourt Management.
“Prospective and existing tenants, especially new or start up companies generally ask us if relocation subsidies are available on our serviced offices, or if we have a contact to help with employment grants and financial assistance for business development. We devised the ‘Acorns’ Seminar in order to put the experts in one room and give local businesses the opportunity to access all the information they need in just one breakfast meeting.”
The ‘Acorns’ breakfast seminar will take place at the Fountain Court Conference Centre, Birchwood Boulevard on Thursday May 7, starting at 7.15am. Attendance is by booking only and places are strictly limited.
To reserve your free place or for further information, email [email protected] or call 01925 815066.
WARRINGTON based property company Southcourt Management is hosting a
free breakfast seminar to help local businesses beat the credit crunch.
Free seminar to beat the credit crunch
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