Women in Business Tribe - New Era

What will be covered in the session:

We will have 1 Inspirational Speaker and 1 Business Speaker followed by Networking.

This will be a really relaxed session, an opportunity to get back together, maintain or re-establish those core relationships and build new ones.

You are not alone, the trials and challenges you face are experienced by others, your success's and acheivements inspire others.

Biscuits and tea/coffee will be provided, please bring your lunch.

What's on offer and who should attend:

Find out about the help and support available within this peer group and from the Business and IP Centre.

Although it is a safe and relaxed space for women who have a business or are looking to set up a business; their male ally's are also welcome .

The topic content of this event is at entry level.

What will I learn:

Where to find help, support and resources that are available within this peer group and from the Business and IP Centre, to assist your business decsions.

Additional Information

During the event photographs may be taken on behalf of the host with a view to posting on social media to promote services offered to customers. If you do not wish to be included in the photographs please notify hosts on the day of the event or contact us at BIPC@Cambridgeshire.gov.uk

1 ticket per person.

Accessibility

This event is for people aged 19+ and takes place in the Conference Room on the 3rd Floor of Cambridge Central Library, which is wheelchair accessible. There is a baby change and accessible toilet on site. There are padded chairs. There's blue badge holder parking at the multi-storey Grand Arcade car park, this is the closest. For information on charges at this car park as well as Blue Badge holders parking concessions please check this City Council website: Grand Arcade car park. Further information on other parking please see this City Council website - Parking - Cambridge City Council
A free covered cycle park is located under the shopping centre hosting the library. The cycle entrance is on Corn Exchange Street.

For full details of Central Library's facilities, visit Cambridgeshire Online | Cambridge Central Library