A business group wants to highlight the opportunities in the region for small firms at its annual conference.
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) is shining a light on North Wales’ small business economy at their event on Thursday July 18 at the Quay Hotel and Spa, Deganwy.
The conference, opened by the Deputy Minister for Culture, Sport and Tourism, Lord Dafydd Elis-Thomas, will talk about the incredible opportunities available to businesses.
SME business owners are invited to hear about the positive contribution world-beating tourism companies make to the economy from guest speaker Jim Jones of North Wales Tourism.
Jamie Sheridan, Chair of North Wales Exporters’ Club, will talk about the opportunities available to those who are willing to explore trading internationally.
In addition, the FSB will be looking to the future with presentations from Morlais Tidal Energy and Transport for Wales, exploring how small businesses can leverage developments in the area and thrive in a modern economy.
Mike Learmond, Senior Development Manager FSB Wales said: “The Annual Conference is an exciting opportunity to showcase the best in North Wales and open up new avenues for SMEs in the region.
"There are so many positive things happening here such as the Menai Science Park, Rhyl promenade regeneration project and the establishment of the Advanced Manufacturing Research Facility that will hopefully inspire more to make the most of future prospects.”
This is a free to attend event with refreshments and lunch provided, to register for a free ticket, book via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/fsb-north-wales-small-business-conference-tickets-62839786493
