LBW21: new customers and new markets
Monday 6 December: new customers and new markets
9-10am, via Zoom
A week-long programme of networking, debates, inspirational talks and celebrations will take place in December as Lancashire Business Week returns for a second year.
In the opening session for Lancashire Business Week 2021 we’ll consider the challenges of seeking new markets, and the opportunities those markets provide.
Whether you have domestic or international growth ambitions, we’ll consider the strategies that take your products and services wider.
We’ll also consider the changing needs of customers, with a particular emphasis on satisfying demands for more environmentally-responsible business.
These demands are coming from increasingly eco-aware consumers, and from those offering tenders in public and sector environments – they want to know how you are helping achieve net-zero ambitions.
We’ll consider how Lancashire businesses can and must adapt to meet these emerging customer requirements.
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| Lynne Gillen, export manager Department for International Trade |
Nick Butcher, process and equipment development director Emerson Renwick |
Ged Ennis, managing director, Low Carbon Energy Co |
Businesses of all sizes and sectors are invited to attend and debate the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead for the county, to meet with new businesses around the county and to be inspired by stories of innovation and success.
A range of guest speakers will share their stories and insights, with names to be revealed in the coming weeks.
Find out more about the full series here
Headline sponsor of Lancashire Business Week is CG Professional.
Lancashire Business Week is also backed by patrons, Beever and Struthers, Bigtank, Burnley.co.uk, Burnley College, Cotton Court, IN4 Group, Lancashire Skills Hub, Nugent Sante and Zigaflow.
Venue patron is AMRC, and Lexus Preston is a supporter.
Social media for Lancashire Business Week is powered by Boost Business Lancashire.
