Chichester Business Awards Launch Night
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Academic Building
University of Chichester College Lane Chichester PO19 6PE United KingdomDescription
An invitation to the 2018 Observer and Gazette Business Awards Q&A and Networking Evening
Could you be the next winner at the Chichester Observer and Gazette Business Awards? Could you be up on stage at the stunning awards dinner, with your team, collecting your winner's award? Yes you can be!
The University of Chichester is proud, once again, to be sponsoring and hosting the Chichester Business Awards launch event, delivered in partnership with Johnson Press and Chichester Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Come along and hear from previous winners and find out what difference it has made to their business. Find out why you should enter, how to maximise your chances of success and have your opportunity to ask questions about the awards.
This event is on Wednesday 29th November 2017 from 5.30pm to 7pm.
Learn how and why to enter the 2018 Awards, ask any questions and discover the benefits of being an award nominee.
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5.30pm - Refreshments and Networking
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6.00pm - Welcome address by the University of Chichester
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6.15pm - Presentation by Chichester Chamber of Commerce and Industry followed by a Q&A
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6.45pm - Refreshments and Networking
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The Dome Enterprise Centre is part of the Business School at the University of Chichester.
Our aims are to work with pre-start and early-stage businesses to start, grow and contribute to and help grow the local economy through creating jobs and wealth for the community and opportunities for University of Chichester undergrads and graduates.
The Dome Enterprise Centre is based in a beautiful Regency Period Royal Mansion, that has recently undergone a complete refurbishment turning it into a professional business centre.
The Dome Enterprise Centre provides co-working space, start-up offices, advice, consultancy and development along with Businesssupportt Contracts to pre-start, start-up and early-stage businesses to help them grow. The Business School can help larger more established businesses with their development