Event

Discover the basics of Pay Per Click (PPC) marketing and PPC keyword research in this free Lunchtime Learning session. Join LittlePiggy and 24 Fingers on this Lunchtime Learning session as they explain the basics of PPC.

From the 1st October 2019 the way the construction industry charges VAT is undergoing a major change.

HMRC’s “Domestic Reverse Charge” will affect VAT-registered individuals, businesses and companies and is likely to have a significant impact on their cash flow. With cash flow being the predominant factor of the success and failure of any business in the construction industry, it is imperative that businesses are not caught unprepared.

As part of our commitment to ensure our valued clients are both educated about and comfortable with the proposed changes, Aston Shaw is joining forces with New Anglia Growth Hub and NatWest to host this free-to-attend seminar to explain in layman’s terms what will be changing and how you can take steps to not just comply with, but take advantage of, the new rules.

Agenda and Timings

7:30am Arrival, breakfast and networking

8:00am Presentations:

Welcome and Introductions – David Sparkes, New Anglia Growth Hub

The Domestic Reverse Charge – Glenn Savill, Aston Shaw

Financial Support Available – Andy Gray, NatWest

8:50am Questions and Answers

9:00am 1-2-1 opportunities and networking

9:30am Event Close

This event is in cooperation with New Anglia Growth Hub and NatWest.

Funded by the European Regional Development (ERDF) Fund, this rare opportunity is free to attend!

Presenters Information

David Sparkes, Skills Adviser, New Anglia Growth Hub

David completed an electrical technician engineer apprenticeship at Laurence Scott Electromotors Norwich. Engineering career roles included production draughtsman, sales engineer-East Anglia and finally returned to production as a manager of a printed circuit board facility. Moved to technical recruitment before Joining Business Link as a workforce development adviser. Worked for Anglia Ruskin University consultancy Ixion as a business start-up adviser before joining New Anglia Growth Hub as skills adviser.

Glenn Savill, Relationship Manager, Aston Shaw

Glenn Savill is passionate about engaging local businesses to topics and advice that make a real difference to SMEs. He has been with the firm since graduating from university with an Accounting & Finance honours degree in 2009. Having become a fully qualified Chartered Certified Accountant in 2015, he is now known for his down-to-earth yet energetic personality which makes him the perfect person to deliver important advice in a manner that is understandable and valuable.

Andy Gray, Business Growth Enabler, NatWest

Andy is the NatWest Business Growth Enabler for Norfolk and Suffolk. Using his background in the construction industry, Andy supports local businesses with 121 consultations, business focussed events and making local business connections through the Bank’s network.

From the 1st October 2019 the way the construction industry charges VAT is undergoing a major change.

HMRC’s “Domestic Reverse Charge” will affect VAT-registered individuals, businesses and companies and is likely to have a significant impact on their cash flow. With cash flow being the predominant factor of the success and failure of any business in the construction industry, it is imperative that businesses are not caught unprepared.

As part of our commitment to ensure our valued clients are both educated about and comfortable with the proposed changes, Aston Shaw is joining forces with New Anglia Growth Hub and NatWest to host this free-to-attend seminar to explain in layman’s terms what will be changing and how you can take steps to not just comply with, but take advantage of, the new rules.

Agenda and Timings

7:30am Arrival, breakfast and networking

8:00am Presentations:

Welcome and Introductions – David Sparkes, New Anglia Growth Hub

The Domestic Reverse Charge – Glenn Savill, Aston Shaw

Financial Support Available – Andy Gray, NatWest

8:50am Questions and Answers

9:00am 1-2-1 opportunities and networking

9:30am Event Close

This event is in cooperation with New Anglia Growth Hub and NatWest.

Funded by the European Regional Development (ERDF) Fund, this rare opportunity is free to attend!

Presenters Information

David Sparkes, Skills Adviser, New Anglia Growth Hub

David completed an electrical technician engineer apprenticeship at Laurence Scott Electromotors Norwich. Engineering career roles included production draughtsman, sales engineer-East Anglia and finally returned to production as a manager of a printed circuit board facility. Moved to technical recruitment before Joining Business Link as a workforce development adviser. Worked for Anglia Ruskin University consultancy Ixion as a business start-up adviser before joining New Anglia Growth Hub as skills adviser.

Glenn Savill, Relationship Manager, Aston Shaw

Glenn Savill is passionate about engaging local businesses to topics and advice that make a real difference to SMEs. He has been with the firm since graduating from university with an Accounting & Finance honours degree in 2009. Having become a fully qualified Chartered Certified Accountant in 2015, he is now known for his down-to-earth yet energetic personality which makes him the perfect person to deliver important advice in a manner that is understandable and valuable.

Andy Gray, Business Growth Enabler, NatWest

Andy is the NatWest Business Growth Enabler for Norfolk and Suffolk. Using his background in the construction industry, Andy supports local businesses with 121 consultations, business focussed events and making local business connections through the Bank’s network.

Thinking about getting started with Facebook advertising? Before you do, join LittlePiggy and 24 Fingers on this Lunchtime Learning Session where they will share hints and tips to make sure you get your Ads to the right people, at the right time for the right price.

From the 1st October 2019 the way the construction industry charges VAT is undergoing a major change.

HMRC’s “Domestic Reverse Charge” will affect VAT-registered individuals, businesses and companies and is likely to have a significant impact on their cash flow. With cash flow being the predominant factor of the success and failure of any business in the construction industry, it is imperative that businesses are not caught unprepared.

As part of our commitment to ensure our valued clients are both educated about and comfortable with the proposed changes, Aston Shaw is joining forces with New Anglia Growth Hub and NatWest to host this free-to-attend seminar to explain in layman’s terms what will be changing and how you can take steps to not just comply with, but take advantage of, the new rules.

Agenda and Timings

7:30am Arrival, breakfast and networking

8:00am Presentations:

Welcome and Introductions – David Sparkes, New Anglia Growth Hub

The Domestic Reverse Charge – Glenn Savill, Aston Shaw

Financial Support Available – Andy Gray, NatWest

8:50am Questions and Answers

9:00am 1-2-1 opportunities and networking

9:30am Event Close

This event is in cooperation with New Anglia Growth Hub and NatWest.

Funded by the European Regional Development (ERDF) Fund, this rare opportunity is free to attend!

Presenters Information

David Sparkes, Skills Adviser, New Anglia Growth Hub

David completed an electrical technician engineer apprenticeship at Laurence Scott Electromotors Norwich. Engineering career roles included production draughtsman, sales engineer-East Anglia and finally returned to production as a manager of a printed circuit board facility. Moved to technical recruitment before Joining Business Link as a workforce development adviser. Worked for Anglia Ruskin University consultancy Ixion as a business start-up adviser before joining New Anglia Growth Hub as skills adviser.

Glenn Savill, Relationship Manager, Aston Shaw

Glenn Savill is passionate about engaging local businesses to topics and advice that make a real difference to SMEs. He has been with the firm since graduating from university with an Accounting & Finance honours degree in 2009. Having become a fully qualified Chartered Certified Accountant in 2015, he is now known for his down-to-earth yet energetic personality which makes him the perfect person to deliver important advice in a manner that is understandable and valuable.

Andy Gray, Business Growth Enabler, NatWest

Andy is the NatWest Business Growth Enabler for Norfolk and Suffolk. Using his background in the construction industry, Andy supports local businesses with 121 consultations, business focussed events and making local business connections through the Bank’s network.

Enjoy a delicious drink on arrival with our Fizzy Fridays! Arrival fizz | Four course dinner | Resident DJ Friday 13th December 2019 – from £49.95 per person Friday 20th December 2019 – from £54.95 per person  Arrival 7pm | Dinner 8pm | Carriages 1am

Going Live can be daunting. You have to think about what you say, how you sound, how you look and – most importantly – how do you get people to watch? Join LittlePiggy and 24 fingers on this Lunchtime Learning session as they share hints, tips and ideas to make your Live videos more professional and more engaging.

Hethel Innovation. Andy is the Deputy Innovation Manager of the Business Development Team and has worked in high demand environments for several years. From the daily pressure of working on set for TV, through to setting up and running two of his own businesses. Productivity is an obsession for Andy and the ability to improve ourselves constantly is something he has been working on for years.