Building the right infrastructure to scale your business with the NatWest Accelerator Hub
About this Event
Building the right infrastructure to scale your business
2 people, 2 channels of communication…3 people, 6 channels…4 people, 24 channels – as your business grows, so too does its complexity. As the business leader, you need to plan and develop your building blocks.
This session will focus on the people, platforms and processes that you need to consider when scaling your business.
What will it cover?
– The right people, processes, and capacity to grow
– When to invest in infrastructure
– Understand what step you need to put in place to scale
– Q&A Session with Jenny Campbell
This is a Zoom webinar – details will be sent in your confirmation email. You will find it at the bottom of the email, in ‘Additional Details’. The meeting is password protected and must be accessed using the encrypted link.
The team at Face to Face Finance is very excited to be kicking off our new Your Recipe for Financial Success podcast with a virtual launch party – and you’re all invited!
We’ve love it if you could join us to celebrate as we officially launch our new personal finance podcast. Your Recipe for Financial Success is a place where you will learn which ingredients you need in your mixing bowl to whip up a delicious slice of financial success. Expect practical advice, tips and plenty of baking puns as the team share some of their expertise so you can make sure your money is working hard for you.
Given the current limitations, the launch party will be live streamed on YouTube. We’ll pour in some laughs, mix them with your company and decorate the evening with a few surprises.
PLUS there are FREE mini-bottles of bubbly for the first 40 people to sign up so we can toast the launch of our podcast together. Be sure to get on the guestlist early!
To secure your place, simply visit https://www.recipeforfinancialsuccess.co.uk/launch-party/ to submit your details. We will then send you the link to join us on the morning of the 28th July. If you have signed up, remember to check your inbox!
Several academics at UEA have been contributing to research and intelligence support during the Covid19 crisis within the local health economy of Norfolk. Many local NHS and NCC representatives have said that they have found the contributions very helpful and that they have made a big impact on the response to the virus by the hospital executive teams, other local health providers and planners. The multidisciplinary research approach has been an excellent example of the role that universities can play in their local communities, fostering collaboration at the local level. To celebrate this work we will be running an 80 minute virtual event where some key academics will share their work and highlights with a wider audience.
The event will run with the following sessions:
What happened: Prof Ric Fordham
What we did: Pete Best, Dr George Xydopoulos, Tim Winters
What we found: Prof Paul Hunter, Prof Alastair Grant, Dr Carlota Grossi-Sampedro
What we learned: Prof Kristian Bowles, Dr Vassilious Vassiliou, Pete Best, Tim Winters
Discover the tips and best ways to use the various platforms for your business in 2020
Improve your digital marketing and learn to enjoy social media and what it can achieve for your business.
This event will cover simple and cost-effective ways to increase awareness and sales for your business and brand.
We’ll look specifically at which social media platform works best for your business digital marketing and how your potential customers use social media and when.
The conference is designed to help small and micro businesses and presenter, Nick Pandolfi, will show how to capitalise on free marketing through social media and make creative content as well as using the platforms for your recruitment drive through promoted posts.
Find out: –
How to use social media to reach new markets and engage with them
Grow your Google presence
Which social media to choose for your business
What to post and how to be sure your business is seen
How to create content that engages your customers and clients
How to use social media for recruitment drives
The value of promoted posts v adverts
How to use smartphone video content
The importance of personal branding across LinkedIn
Why not come along to our free monthly get together of the Business Growth Club, and meet some great people whilst discussing the business principles behind the BGC. Relaxed, informative and good fun – free to attend, and no need to book just come along with an open mind. We meet at Carrowbreck House, Drayton Road, Norwich NR6 5FA. You can find more details here: https://businessgrowthclub.net/up-and-coming-events/
What lessons have you learned during the COVID crisis to prepare your business to emerge stronger than ever from lockdown?
Steve Middleton, Senior Business Engagement Manager at Engagement Multiplier, will share ideas and tactics you can use to identify wins in performance and innovation, as well as actions to define and embed a purpose that unites and energises your team.
By the end of this webinar you will be equipped to:
Identify the ‘wins’ achieved during lockdown
Understand how to translate those learnings into change that sticks
Unite and engage your teams at a time when you need everyone pulling in the same direction
Gain access to free resources that will help you to engage your teams to grow your business – and emerge stronger than ever
Engagement Multiplier’s simple, proven success strategies will provide you with the key insight you need to make the best decisions to guide your company’s return to ‘the new normal’
Join us for what will be an excellent and value packed event
We are now living in unprecedented times; our lives have been turned upside down by the global spread of Coronavirus, and our businesses have been forced into a place full of uncertainty and confusion. Unsurprisingly we see many examples of the true British spirit emerging daily, as we find ourselves challenging the negative narrative and fake information that’s being bandied about news and social media channels.
Technology is allowing us to facilitate the move to home working for those whose role supports it. For some, this will be adopted early and efficiently, however for others this will prove to be a significant change in how they manage their outputs, how they remain focused and, importantly, how they maintain their levels of wellbeing and motivation. Being part of ‘the team’ at the office allows for extrinsic motivation levels to remain high, as each team member creates positive energy through collaborative achievement. Working in the office, or remotely away from home, allows your employees to effectively compartmentalise home life with work life. Having the ability to switch off one activity whilst performing the other is critical in maintaining a highly productive working style, and, by doing so, enables family or personal time to re-energise you.
To make this forced transition as successful as possible, it is important for employers to establish a mechanism that can accurately determine what is required by each ‘home worker’ on an individual basis. The physical and psychological needs of each team member will vary significantly based on their personal situation. We know that work provides us with an income; however, it provides us with much more. It provides us with a feeling of social inclusion and a real sense of purpose, both of which could easily be lost if we do not effectively manage the home workers’ requirements and outputs, along with organisational expectations during these challenging times.
In this fully interactive and thought provoking webinar led by Maytrix, we will explore the key areas for managing the remote team successfully, and allow opportunities for you to ask questions and add value.
The session will feature topics such as:
Creating the right workspace at home
Establishing the ‘psychological contract’
Maintaining connectivity with the team
Leading a remote team effectively
Please subscribe to the free webinar using the link here, and you will receive confirmation and instructions on how to join us on the day via email.
We look forward to delivering a factual, informative and interactive workshop. If you would like any further details, or if you have any questions, please email [email protected].
You’re invited to join us for our five-part Insight Day webinar series, that continues on Thursday 15th October.
Running a business isn’t always easy at the best of times, and in the current climate it can be harder than ever. That’s why, after its success during lockdown, we’re bringing Insight Day back. This time, with a series of webinars that will help to support and assist with a variety of essential topics when it comes to digitally marketing your business.
The third topic that will be covered within this series is ‘Email Marketing’. In this session we’ll look at why it’s such a valuable tool to engage existing and potential customers, offer advice and tips on how to start growing an email list, and break down the anatomy of an email that delivers results. We’ll also cover tips on email design and personalised content, the importance of spam testing, the benefits of crafting a strong subject line, as well as an in-depth explanation on reporting and improving campaigns.
We’ll be running two sessions on the day, one in the morning and one in the afternoon. You can choose your preferred time upon registration.
Hosted by Great Yarmouth Borough Council in association with the New Anglia Growth Hub this informal on line event will provide more information on the key grant schemes that available in the Borough. Paul Gardner will explain how the Council’s Winter Adaptation Grant could help hospitality businesses prepare to trade in the coming months. Glen Moore will also run through the key grants available from the Growth Hub that can help businesses survive, grow, expand and diversify during these challenging times. There will be plenty of time for Q&As as well as top tips and advice to help you through the application process.
Who Should Attend: CEOs, CFOs, MDs, Owners, Partners, Finance Officers, Accountants, Senior Managers/Budget Holders. What Can I Expect: Having attended this session you will know more about grant funding, what makes a good application, how to avoid the common pitfalls and whether a grant could help your business achieve your business objectives.
In this Tiger Eye Halloween-themed session, our presenter David Bullock is going to explore:
How the global Covid-19 pandemic has affected the way we work with data
How WFH could pose a risk to your firm’s security
How you can protect yourself from deadly data breaches
We’re also going to be offering you some practical advice on email protection and showing you our email security tools in action, too.
During the session, we will highlight:
Mimecast for Cyber Resilience
Tessian for Human Layer Security
DocsCorp’s CleanDocs for the Smart Way to Send
To attend the session, please visit the Tiger Eye webinars pageon our website and enter your details, or click the ‘Book Now‘ link in this listing.
Please note that we will not be hosting a Q&A for this session, but if you have a question that you would like to ask our team, please just contact us via our website. We’d love to hear from you, and we’d be happy to help.