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Future Radio will be taking over The Brickmakers pub on Sunday 21st July, featuring live bands on three stages, food trucks, kids activities, and DJs from midday until 11pm.

Full-access tickets are just £10 (plus booking fee) and under 13s go free! Subject to availability, on the door tickets will be £14.

All funds raised at FutureFest will go toward our parent charity, Future Projects. You can find out more about Future Projects and how the funds will help local people in Norfolk on their website.

Ian Ferris from Brunel University, London, will describe how innovation project issues can be addressed with support from Impacting Business by Design, a new design support programme delivered by a consortium of three universities: Brunel, De Montfort, and Nottingham Trent

The theme for this cyber security event is “collaboration”. It is open to both members and non-members of Cyber East.

Welcome to the Autumn Cyber East Event.

This Autumn, we are pleased to share that our overarching theme is ‘Collaboration’. Members and non-members of Cyber East are invited to attend this free event, as we collaborate and share ideas to help ensure businesses in the area have the opportunity to thrive and grow in a secure and safe way.

As well as a packed agenda, we are excited to inform you that we have a guest speaker from BOSCH Cyber Compare.

Places are limited so don’t delay; reserve your space today.

The event will follow a structured agenda as follows:

• 8:45am – Registration
• 9am – Welcome Refreshments
• 9:15am – Introduction
• 9:30am – Guest Speaker
• 10:15am – Interactive Workshops, providing an opportunity to meet and collaborate with fellow guests
• 10:45am – Feedback and Debrief
• 11am – Open Networking and Refreshments
• 11:30am – Close

More details will follow in due course.

This webinar, presented by the Academy team at Anicca Digital, is for businesses based in Norfolk and Suffolk that want to improve their in-house skills in digital marketing.

There are 2 ways you can get involved:
1) Nominate and support your staff to take part in the 10-day digital boot camp, which starts on 16th November and runs once a week until February (with a gap for Christmas)
2) Offer an interview for a job or apprenticeship opportunity to learners who complete the course.

During this webinar, we will explain how you and your staff can get involved. Here are a few more details below>>>>>>

1) Nominate your staff to become a learner
You can support your employees to improve their skills in digital marketing, by supporting them on Anicca’s 12-week digital skills BootCamp, which also leads to a level 5 qualification from the Digital Marketing Institute (DMI)

The next course starts on 16th November, with the 2 -hour induction on the 15th. There is a 70-90% grant to cover the cost of the course, so your contribution will only be £240+VAT for SME’s and £720+VAT for organisations employing more than 250 staff.

2) Offering opportunities to our successful learners
We are currently training our first group of learners from Norfolk and Suffolk, and many are looking for their first job opportunity or higher apprenticeship. they have already invested around 100 hours to complete all the modules and will shortly be taking their exams.

We are looking for any local (or national employers) that want to give these learners the opportunity to make a difference in your business. The learners are either based in Norfolk or Suffolk but come from a mix of backgrounds and have different levels of experience, however, they are all keen and have shown the tenacity to complete the course. if you are not ready to employ anyone now, then we would be interested in you being involved again in the new year, when the next group of learners are looking for opportunities.

We hope to see you at the Employer’s webinar and answer all of your questions. See less

Search Engine Optimisation is still a vital online marketing tactic for most companies and in this presentation, Mark Ellaway from Bigfork will take you through the essentials of SEO. If you’re new to online marketing or need an SEO refresh then you can’t afford to miss this talk.

You’ll also have the opportunity to network with other business people over tea and coffee.

Our Finance Leadership Programme provides the opportunity for finance professionals to reflect on the soft skills, and develop the knowledge needed to progress their careers and achieve their full potential.

Delivered in partnership with Grant Thornton, this invite-only group aims to introduce a balance of business insight and leadership development within a relaxed and informal environment.

Session 1 – Understanding Corporate Finance Transactions

In this session, Tim Hansell from Grant Thornton, will explore Corporate Finance, what you need to know to develop strategies that you need in order to influence stakeholders such as Banks and Lawyers. There will also be a guest Chief Financial Officer who will share their experience.

Session 2 – How to embed a positive culture? Session 3 – What do CEO’s expect from their Financial Director?

Cost

The cost for the programme is £40 + VAT for all 3 sessions or £15 + VAT per session. Pure will donate fees from this programme to Norwich & Central Norfolk MIND.

Should you wish to discuss if this is appropriate for you please contact Jade O’Brien for further information on 01603 216450 or [email protected] 

Building on the huge success of last year’s event, ‘Skills for Energy 2017’, when more than 400 students, parents and teachers connected with energy employers, our next event, Skills for Energy 2018, will take place on 28th November 2018.

This event will be designed to feed the increasing appetite among young people to explore the full range of training and career opportunities in the energy industry and how to access them. It will provide a unique opportunity to talk directly to and inspire potential employees and showcase companies’ investment in young people and the future.

We can only achieve this with the support of the region’s employers and their commmitment to take the free-of-charge exhibitor spaces and bring along interactive STEM-based activities, current apprentices and other employees who can talk to young people about their experiences.

Feedback from students and teachers from last year’s event was incredibly positive, so please help us to make this year’s event bigger, better and even more inspirational for our future workforce.

Discover King’s Lynn, the town centre’s Business Improvement District, and Maze Media, an award-winning, local marketing agency, are joining forces this Winter to bring King’s Lynn a
compelling, new initiative, The Art of Giving: Exchanging donations for art.

The event, inspired by a similar initiative in London gallery, Jealous London, is designed to support the local Foodbank in King’s Lynn and promote local artists. The idea behind The Art
of Giving is to encourage people to donate money or food items in exchange for a piece of local artwork.

The Art of Giving will launch on the 15th November at 6pm in The Place, Discover King’s Lynn’s pop-up venue located on New Conduit Street in King’s Lynn Town Centre. You will be
able to exchange, donate and swap at The Place for the rest of that week also. Artwork on offer during the exchange event will include postcards, digitally designed prints,
linocuts, photography of the local area and even some original paintings, all created and donated by local artists.

Vicky Etheridge, Manage of Discover King’s Lynn, says:
“We have been fortunate enough to receive many generous artwork donations from local creatives and we’re really looking forward to showcasing these at the Art of Giving event on
the 15th November. We hope the event will bring people together to support a much-needed local charity during one of their busiest times. Do come along and make an exchange!”

If you’d like to make a foodbank donation during or after the Art of Giving event, items which are in particular demand include:
• Festive food items (gravy, stuffing, cranberry sauce, trifle kits, alcohol-free mince pies & alcohol-free Christmas puddings)
• Chocolate advent calendars
• Small bottles of squash or long-life juice
• Small packets of biscuits
• Tinned Fruit
• Tinned fish
• Tinned Meat

For more information on The Art of Giving: Exchanging donations for art, or to find out how you can get involved, email: [email protected] or visit
www.discoverkingslynn.com.

Pure and PEM will host a series of events in 2019, providing a forum for local charity leaders to discuss issues related to the charity and not for profit sector.

Our first event will be held on Thursday 24 January 2019, 08.30am to 10:30am and will be held at Arthur Rank Hospice, Cambridge. The theme for this session will be “How to Stand Out,” an explorative session on how charities can stand out from the crowd. We will be covering pertinent topics such as Fundraising, Employer Brand, Public Identity.

Speakers include:

• Alison Taylor, Managing Director at Conscious Communications
• David Culley, Director at Pure
• Samantha Loveday, Director of Income Generation, East Anglia Children’s Hospice

The Charity Leaders Group is a unique opportunity for charity executives in the eastern region to hear presentations on topical subjects and to have a sounding board for challenges that you may face. It will enable you to:

• Meet and share experiences
• Network with other charity leaders from the region
• Benefit from meaningful discussions and share

At each event, there will be the opportunity to suggest topics for future sessions to ensure the events are valuable and tailored to your needs.