You’re invited to join us for our five-part Insight Day webinar series, that continues on Thursday 5th November.
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.
Do you want to find out what you need to consider when updating or building a new website? The fourth topic that will be covered within this series is ‘Website Development’. We will help you to understand the ins and outs of what goes into making a website, and will guide you on ways in which you can set it up for success. We’ll be discussing various topics, such as; design, domain names, URLs, HTML, and the importance of ensuring your website is mobile friendly.
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.
Discover all the amazing ways businesses here in Norfolk are innovating with our new network, and get ideas for how you can, too.
Join us to hear from Norfolk County Council’s Chief Technical Officer Kurt Frary and his team about the Norfolk businesses already seeing the benefits from our industry-leading new sensor network.
This session will show you how we’re already using this innovative tech, and how you can sign up and benefit from it, too. There will also be a discussion on opportunities to prototype and design solutions.
In September we officially launched the Norfolk and Suffolk Innovation Network, the largest public sector long-range wide-area network (LoRaWAN) deployment in the UK.
If you have any questions, you can contact our innovation team by emailing [email protected]
We’d like to invite you to join us and Santander at a virtual event looking at both the implications of Brexit upon the business community, as well as the future growth opportunities available in other geographies beyond the European Union. During the event, BDO will help you understand the issues and risks around Customs Duties in the coming months and also update on international employment tax issues. You will also hear from the Santander team about the findings of their recent Autumn 2020 Trade Barometer report and some of the tools they have to help you find new trading partners across the globe. The event will be held on Friday 6 November 2.30pm-4pm via Zoom, we hope you can join us with a cup of tea and biscuit (sadly, you will have to provide your own!). Please see a brief agenda below and click to register for further information and to sign up. Agenda
Welcome – Bill Higgins, Regional Director, Santander UK
Trade Barometer Highlights – John Carroll, Head of International & Transactional Banking, Santander UK
Tariffs, what do I need to know? – Håkan Henningsson, Director Tax Customs, BDO
What impact will Brexit have on my workforce? – Karen Foster, Tax Director Global Employer Services, BDO
Taking you further, how Santander is supporting businesses to grow and trade internationally – Jenny Tasker, Head of International Clients, Santander UK
Q&A – hosted by Steven Kew, Relationship Director, Santander UK
Closing Remarks – Bill Higgins, Regional Director, Santander UK, Phil Hall, Tax Partner, BDO
Contact
If, for any reason, you have a problem with the registration link, please contact [email protected] directly to register your details.
We believe that data is key to becoming a better farmer through informed decision making, thus creating a better and more profitable business. Brexit isn’t far away, so now more than ever it’s important to take control and use the data available to enhance your farm and your business.
To help our clients, MHA Larking Gowen is hosting a webinar in conjunction with YAGRO. The webinar will include a real-life and interactive taste of what YAGRO Analytics can do, including a walk-through demonstration. This new platform has been created to help farmers across the UK make better decisions, improve profitability and enhance their businesses based on data and history.
More about YAGRO
YAGRO is a team of farmers, entrepreneurs and technologists, who are passionate about making professional farmers’ lives easier and their businesses better. YAGRO Analytics was developed alongside a national steering group of 15 farmers, enabling the creation of a user-friendly platform to empower farmers to better understand their data and the underlying costs of their business.
YAGRO works with individual family farms through to large agri-businesses, all of whom face similar challenges.
When? Wednesday 11 November 2020, 8:00- 9:00am
For more information you can download the information sheet, and hear from some farmers already using YAGRO Analytics here
A complimentary afternoon seminar, aimed at leaders in housing management, in which senior solicitor Jean Parkinson from Steeles Lawand guest speakers Karl King andLaura Tweedy of Hardwicke Chambers will explore topical issues, including Social Housing Fraud and Anti-Social Behaviour.
Including a 30 minute Q&A panel session, to which you are invited to submit your questions in advance.
Thursday 1 October 2015, 2.00 – 4.30pm at The Targetfollow Room, Theatre Royal, Theatre Street, Norwich NR2 1RL.
Chair: Tom Bailey, Director & Barrister, Steeles Law
Hot drinks and cake will be served during mid-afternoon break.
Please RSVP to Gemma Hoskins, Associate & Marketing Manager, including questions for the Q&A panel, by Monday 21 September (01603 598000 or [email protected]).
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The East of England Energy Group’s (EEEGR’s) flagship SNS2018 conference & exhibition is set to be the biggest energy conference yet with 1000+ delegates expected to attend. The conference theme: Innovation, Collaboration and Rejuvenation will translate through the 40+ guest presenters and their presentation and discussion delivery. With speakers covering all major energy facets in the region including major industry players in oil and gas, offshore wind and nuclear sectors, the programme promises to deliver high level information whilst presenting opportunities for the supply chain.
The programme framework derives from EEEGR’s dedicated Special Interest Groups (SIGs) with representatives from the Chairs of all the group to provide an update of the progress of the groups and how they are influencing the industry to enhance the supply chain; Late Life & Decommissioning, Marine, Rejuvenation and Offshore Wind.
The programme also demonstrates innovation with the Oil & Gas UK’s Efficiency Task Force (ETF). Giving an insight into industry efficiency performance, it will include an overview of key projects and how engagement with these will benefit your organisation. This is illustrated with a case study from Worley Parsons. As well as the programme echoing collaboration with the Oil & Gas Authority’s Bill Cattanach detailing the Supply Chain Action Plan (SCAP) initiative and how this is being taken forward into 2018 to assist the supply chain.
Some of these speakers include;
-Deidre Michie, CEO Oil & Gas UK
-Charlie Jordan, Project Director ScottishPower Renewables
-Belinda Ikazoboh, Manager at Bacton Shell UK
-Eitan Goldstein, Director, Industrial Cyber and Digital Security
-Lynne McDonald, Programme Manager UK Power Networks
-Stephen Rose, Head of Wind O&M SSE plc
-John Butler, Business Acquisition Manager, Wood
-Nils Cors, Head of Decommissioning, Oil & Gas Authority
…as well as many more!
We have an engaging Skills session planned with Chris Claydon, Chief Executive of the ECITB. As well as an update on the New Skills Centre from Stuart Rimmer, Chief Executive Officer for East Coast College. The session will close with Andy Whilding, Relationship Manager for Engineering of the UEA about The Institute of Productivity followed by the launch of The Young Professionals Network which will be assisted by two UEA students.
Meet the Buyer / Strategic Introduction Session We also have an amazing opportunity for *EEEGR Members with FULL Access Pass Holders* at SNS2018 with the opportunity to book an introduction with some of the industry’s most highly influential ‘buyers’ and ‘strategic partners’. Where: The Main Conference Hall at SNS2018
When: During the Lunch Session on both days (Wednesday 28th Feb 13.00-14.00 & Thursday 1st March 13.25 – 14.25)
How: EEEGR members have the opportunity to request a 10minute meeting with a ‘buyer / strategic partner’ from the list.
The appointments are 10minutes long and are offered on a first come, first served basis and are subject to approval from the ‘Buyer’ / Strategic Partners’.
On Thursday 20th July, The Zoological Society of East Anglia will be launching our first ever corporate cycle challenge: The “Big Banham Bike Ride.” Our aim is to do something a little different from usual business fundraising and networking events. Rather than picking up the golf clubs, why not put on the lycra (other clothing choices are welcome too with prizes available for best dressed!) and join us for a big bike ride around a beautiful part of Norfolk.
For your part in signing up to help with our efforts to conserve some of the worlds most endangered wildlife you’ll be given a light welcome brunch, refreshments at the half way point and an afternoon finger buffet with the chance to network and place bids on some of our great cycling prizes. After the event you will be welcome to join us for a personal tour of Banham Zoo, to find out more about what we do and how we help save some of the worlds most endangered wildlife.
This is a great chance to network with the business community from across East Anglia as well as making a direct contribution to the Wildlife Conservation work of the Zoological Society of East Anglia.
Two routes are available – a 90km ride through rural Norfolk, or a slightly shorter 40km version. Both start and finish at Banham Zoo.
If you are interested in history but haven’t studied for a while then the part-time History Bridge Course is for you. This 12-week evening course has been designed to ‘bridge’ the gap for those looking to progress on to an undergraduate degree in History, but who have, for a wide range of reasons, had a break from their studies. To find out more information, visit our Open Evening on Tuesday 25 April from 6-8pm at UEA’s School of History (Floor 4, Arts Building). Find out more information and book your place.
Genix’sCoffee Means Business at Fakenham Racecourse, Norfolk
*No need to book, pay £2 on arrival*
‘Coffee Means Business – relaxed, informal business networking for all local businesses. No membership, no pressure, just great networking over coffee.
Programme: · 9:30 am – help yourself to coffees and teas, meet with other businesses · 10.00 am – a welcome from Genix · 10.05am – time for more conversation · 10.30 am – short presentations from local businesses · 10.40am – who will you meet? · 11:30 am – time to go…
Bring plenty of business cards!
“The most cost-effective networking I have ever done”.
You’re invited to join us for the final instalment in our Insight Day webinar series, on Thursday 19th November!
Running a business isn’t always easy at the best of times, and with a second lockdown it can be even more challenging. That’s why, after its success during the first lockdown, we decided to bring back our Insight Day webinars. This time, with a series that will help to support and assist with a variety of essential topics when it comes to digitally marketing your business.
We will be ending the series with a topic that has been heavily requested, SEO. Do you want to find out how to increase your business visibility with search engine optimisation? In this free webinar we’ll explain how you can research what your customers are asking search engines, and why it’s such a crucial step in your SEO process.
We will help you to discover where your website pages are ranking on Google, how you can optimise your website, listings and social media channels to increase visibility – and the difference between being ‘visible’ on a search engine, and gaining ‘traffic’ from a search engine.
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.
Adapt and diversify to attract visitors to Norfolk
There’s no doubt that the impact of coronavirus is proving extremely challenging for anyone involved in tourism.
The EXPERIENCE project team is inviting you to its first webinar to help you find ways you can adapt to the changing situation and prepare to welcome visitors back when it is safe to do so.
This might be by diversifying, extending the visitor season by offering new high-quality experiences, making your business more sustainable or focussing on being more accessible for people with additional physical or sensory requirements.
Register by midday on Friday, November 20.
This webinar will offer tips and let you know how you could benefit from being involved in the EXPERIENCE project:
How diversification and adaptation could help your recovery plan
Hear about a business that has already adapted to 2020 circumstances
What is experiential tourism? How to tap into it successfully in the off-season (October-March)
New target markets e.g. wellness
The value of sustainability
How making your business more accessible will attract a larger market
You’ll also be invited to:
Tell us how EXPERIENCE can support you with free training or tools to help you adapt to the impact of coronavirus
Sign up to our sustainable tourism networks which offer free training and events, and where you can collaborate with/learn from other organisations involved in tourism.
EXPERIENCE is a €23m project aimed at attracting visitors in the off-peak season, through a new ‘experiential tourism’ approach. See our leaflet attached or visit www.tourismexperience.org.
We will support local organisations to develop unique autumn and winter activities and experiences through training and networking. Our goal is to draw in tourists between October and March (2021/22 and 2022/23) to six areas across England and France, including Norfolk.
We’re looking for a variety of organisations in Norfolk to participate and benefit from what we can offer.
Spaces are strictly limited so register soon! If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to email us.