Exploring enterprise with a social dimension

Exploring enterprise with a social dimension

Starting a business with a social dimension or community purpose

By Business & IP Centre Norfolk

Date and time

Location

Norwich and Norfolk Millennium Library

The Forum Millennium Plain Norwich NR2 1AW United Kingdom

About this event

  • Event lasts 3 hours 30 minutes

Have you ever thought about starting a business with a social dimension or community purpose? Do you understand the difference between Sole Trader, Limited Company, Social Enterprise or CIC? Would you like to hear about how to start one from someone who has?

Norwich is proud to be a Social Enterprise Place recognised by Social Enterprise UK. Our city is full of social enterprises of all sizes achieving great things! There are also many private businesses which have a community or social dimension alongside charities and community groups doing great work.

At this event we will help you explore which is the best route for you and your idea. Join us in the Business Library at the Millennium library for this FREE event to hear from some local social entrepreneurs and community-minded businesses in a friendly, informal setting to hear what it's like to start your own social enterprise or work in a company that works with the community.

You can also talk to staff from FUSE Network, BIPC Norfolk, New Anglia Growth Hub and MENTA about the help available to turn your ideas into action!

The event is FREE bus must be booked via Eventbrite. Refreshments will be served and there will be a chance to network

Organized by

The Business & IP Centre Norfolk (BIPC Norfolk) is managed by Norfolk County Council's Library & Information Service and part of the British Library Business & IP Centre National Network.

We will support you from that first spark of inspiration to successfully starting and developing your business in Norfolk. We offer free and low-cost access to business intelligence, market research, 1-to-1 advice, workshops, networking and support for protecting your business ideas.

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FreeSep 18 · 10:30 AM GMT+1