Thursday 9th June 2011 - Published by Kelly Jackson - Communications Executive
Network to Succeed at The Welsh Business Show
More than 70 exhibitors have confirmed attendance at The Welsh Business Show this year, providing fantastic opportunities for business owners across the West Country.
The event, held on June 15 and 16, at Cardiff City Stadium, is a must for business owners, directors and decision-makers across the West Country. With free entry, visitors will have the chance to learn from informative seminars and keynote speakers, seek expert advice and knowledge from other delegates and exhibitors, and develop their businesses through the networking opportunities on offer.
Attendance is crucial for businesses looking to gain an edge over their competitors, as The Welsh Business Show (TWBS) Managing Director, Emma Wilkins explained: “In the current economic climate, it’s more important than ever to understand business trends, to keep abreast of your competition, to market your business, and to network face-to-face with other entrepreneurs. The Welsh Business Show is a unique business event, designed to do just this.”
Last year, TWBS attracted business owners, directors and decision-makers from all over the West Country. This year’s highlights include networking breakfasts, providing visitors and exhibitors with the chance to meet before the show even opens, 12 seminars by keynote speakers - on all aspects of business, a corporate lunch, and a speed networking session.
“Last year’s show was a great success, and provided a lively, entertaining and productive forum for Welsh businesses to meet and create sound business relationships,” said 2010 attendee Phil Jones, Director of Project 66 Consultancy Services Limited. “I look forward to more of the same in the 2011 show”, he added.
On registration, each visitor will receive a gift pack to help them plan their visit, which includes exhibitor information, a show map, a seminar timetable and free gifts.
Please visit http://www.thewelshbusinessshow.co.uk/index.htm for more information.
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