An annual month-long series of events to support businesses returns this March.
Denbighshire County Council’s March for Business month
returns with 25 events offering more than 100 hours of business support at venues
across the county.
The business month, held throughout March, includes
social media and retail skills training, networking events with the Federation
of Small Businesses and the West Cheshire and North Wales Chamber of Commerce
as well as events with Superfast Business Wales and the Development Bank of
Wales.
A chance for food buyers to sample local food and
drink produce to secure more contracts for local businesses will also be held.
Blas Lleol - Meet the Producer is being organised in conjunction with the
Clwydian Range Food & Drink Group and the Llangollen and Dee Valley Good
Grub Club.
Other events include a session for businesses to make
the most of the Urdd Eisteddford when it is held in Denbigh in 2020 as well as
an event to help businesses who export.
Cllr Hugh Evans OBE, Leader of Denbighshire, said:
“Our March for Business programme has been designed to meet the needs of
businesses in the county.
“March for Business offers firms the chance to network
and get expert advice around issues that matter to them.
“They can then take this knowledge forward and help
grow their business, making a real difference to the county’s economy.
“There is also a focus on helping young people with
the transition from education into business, something the Council believes
will help the county’s young people develop the skills they need.
“The focus of March for Business was devised following
feedback from our annual business survey and shows the Council is listening to
businesses and offering them support to suit their needs.”
March for Business is part of the Council’s work on
developing the local economy to make sure the county’s communities are
resilient and residents have access to good and services.
For more information or to book visit www.denbighshire.gov.uk/marchforbusiness
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