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THE FUTURE OF BUSINESS IN SALFORD

A unique Chamber event. Hear from business leaders about why they are investing in the city.

The Salford Business Network (SBN) has been established by the Chamber to ensure that local business voices are heard and that key messages are spread throughout the business community. Lead by the Chamber’s Salford President Tony Smith, Commercial Director at The Lowry, we are a group of proactive Salford business leaders with a determination to identify opportunities to improve the City of Salford with a focus on commerce.

Through consultation with Chamber members we have identified key challenges in the Salford Business community:

Transport infrastructure,
Employment, skills and training
Ensuring a city-wide strategy for investment and development
As part of our strategy to address these issues, the SBN will be holding a panel discussion to explore and debate business insight and solutions. This event will provide a positive platform to facilitate a conversation between policy makers, and the business community.

The Lowry, Salford Quays, Salford, M50 3AZ

Thursday 2nd November, 8.00am – 10.00am

8.00am – 8.30am – Tea, coffee, breakfast sandwich and networking

8.30am – 9.45am – Panel discussion and audience questions at the end

9.45am – 10.00am – Close and final networking

We are delighted to welcome our panellists:

City Mayor, Paul Dennett

Freshfields

Kelloggs

Cetus Solutions

Public Desire

Transport For Greater Manchester

Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, Salford Business Network invites all business leaders with an interest in the continued improvement of the living and working environment and economic potential of Salford to join us at this unique event.

Book your FREE place now at www.gmchamber.co.uk/events/the-future-of-business-in-salford

Special thanks to our sponsors:

Phoenix Digital LTD

Online marketing and website development specialists offering bespoke solutions

www.phoenixdigital.agency

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