Brighton & Hove Chamber of Commerce recently launched their ‘Business Lifebelt’ initiative to help support the thriving creative industry within Brighton & Hove. As part of the initiative the Chamber are hosting a series of creative industry workshops which are free to attend. Nido Marketing’s Founding Director Jacky Misson will be joining a panel of experts for the Creative Industry Workshop Two event at The Basement, Kensington Street, Brighton on Wednesday 23rd September at 6.30pm. To book you place visit the event website: http://www.businessinbrighton.org.uk
The panellists will share their secrets, tips and skills offering practical ways to market your business successfully both on and offline. The interactive panel and Q&A format means you can ask whatever you would like about how to make you and your business stand out from the crowd. Jacky will be sharing her knowledge alongside other industry experts including Mark McQuillan from Republic of Music, Louise Fenwick from Coalition Communications, Jon Barrenechea from Duke of Yorks and Lisa Holloway from The Space who will be hosting the event.
Getting involved with the creative industries is something that isn’t new to Nido, Jacky says: “Now more than ever a strong marketing focus is essential to help drive new company sales and retain existing clients. It is great to be part of this event as around 70% of Nido’s clients are in the Digital Media and Creative sector. Our whole focus is on effective marketing and sales lead generation for these sectors.”
The Business Lifebelt initiative is funded by Brighton & Hove City Council in partnership with Creative Brighton, The South Coast Design Forum, University of Sussex and the University of Brighton.
The panellists will share their secrets, tips and skills offering practical ways to market your business successfully both on and offline. The interactive panel and Q&A format means you can ask whatever you would like about how to make you and your business stand out from the crowd. Jacky will be sharing her knowledge alongside other industry experts including Mark McQuillan from Republic of Music, Louise Fenwick from Coalition Communications, Jon Barrenechea from Duke of Yorks and Lisa Holloway from The Space who will be hosting the event.
Getting involved with the creative industries is something that isn’t new to Nido, Jacky says: “Now more than ever a strong marketing focus is essential to help drive new company sales and retain existing clients. It is great to be part of this event as around 70% of Nido’s clients are in the Digital Media and Creative sector. Our whole focus is on effective marketing and sales lead generation for these sectors.”
The Business Lifebelt initiative is funded by Brighton & Hove City Council in partnership with Creative Brighton, The South Coast Design Forum, University of Sussex and the University of Brighton.
For further information and to book you place please visit: http://www.businessinbrighton.org.uk/event/creative-industry-workshop-two
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