Enterprise Hub: The Double Negative in Conversation

People say that Shakespeare wrote King Lear during the Plague, but how easy is it to create, write and produce during a global pandemic?  

The Double Negative explores what led them to their own arts criticism & cultural online publication and how freelancers can flourish in unprecedented times. 

The publication brings together contemporary arts and culture, journalism, blogging, and knowledge on independent art spaces, holding up a mirror to the UK arts scene. They successfully support and publish over 500 contributors who have gone on to write for Vice, The Guardian, and The Art Review. 

Join Mike Pinnington and Laura Robertson as they dissect what has made the Double Negative successful and examine why just because ‘it’s end of the world as we know it’ doesn’t mean it’s not a new beginning for something new and radical. 

At the end of the event there will be a chance to sign up with Enterprise Hub, a project that gets you free business advice at any stage of your career.

More about the speakers

Laura Robertson is a writer, critic and editor based in Liverpool. A reviewer of contemporary arts and culture for international magazines (including Frieze, Hyperallergic, Art Monthly, ArtReview, a-n), and broadcast (BBC Four Front Row), she is also co-founder and contributing editor at The Double Negative online magazine; an MA Writing student at the Royal College of Art; critical writer-in-residence at Open Eye Gallery; and a former director of The Royal Standard Gallery & Studios. She has edited and contributed writing to two new books in 2019: 'Present Tense', which comments on current tensions in the fields of art and culture; and ‘NOIT — 5: bodies as in buildings’, made on residency at Flat Time House, London.
thedoublenegative.co.uk 
TW: @doublenegativeL

Mike Pinnington is a writer, editor and consultant based in Liverpool. He is the co-founder and editor-in-chief of visual arts and cultural commentary publication The Double Negative. He co-edited and contributed to Present Tense (2019), a book of essays reflecting on the decade since Liverpool’s Capital of Culture Award. His writing has also appeared in The Art Newspaper, Art Quarterly, Art Review, Ocula and byNWR, amongst others. From 2013-18 he was Content Editor at Tate Liverpool where, working with the Exhibitions and Media & Audiences teams, he produced exhibition guides and catalogues, gallery interpretation, web content, and in-house publication, Compass. 

Writing on the Wall is a dynamic, Liverpool-based community organisation that coordinates projects and events that celebrate writing in all its forms. We work with a broad and inclusive definition of writing that embraces literature, creative writing, journalism and non-fiction, poetry, songwriting, and storytelling. Writing on the Wall works with local, national and international writers whose work provokes controversy and debate. We work with all of Liverpool’s communities to promote and celebrate individual and collective creativity.

Date: Weds 29th April, 1-2PM 
Tickets: Free, book place via Eventbrite here

Key Takeaways from Last Week's Business Start up Conference

Enterprise Hub Partner The Women's Organisation played host to this month's Enterprise Hub Business start-up Conference, providing opportunity for men and women thinking of starting a business to understand what is involved.  

Joanne & Sara with event host Bernie Cox (in the centre)

Two brilliant businesses joined us at the event to share their stories and Bernie Cox Training Coordinator at The Women's Organisation hosted the evening. 

Sara, Joanne & Anna Preparing to Speak

Engaging double act Joanne and Sara from children's hair salon Ava and Harrison were first to share their story.  Quite new in the world of business, Sara told us that things are going so well that ""By the end of week one we had to employ someone else. Our second week, another staff members.  Our estimate for week twelve is that we will be up to a team of 7". 

But how did they go from idea to thriving business in such a short space of time?  Here are some key takeaways from their talk

• Social Media is Key - Joanne told us how getting their page up on facebook has been a godsend as the second they put their shop sign up, a local mum took a photo which was shared on a 5,000+ member strong facebook group of mums saying how excited she was to 
• Involve Your Client Group in the Branding Process - Naming their business after Sara's daughter and Joanne's nephew is a great story that appeals to their customer base.  Sara recounted though how her daughter Ava was key in the design process. Joanne ran all design ideas past Ava to ensure they had a child's eye view on it.
• Follow Your Dream - Having talked about their idea for a few years it was Joanne who started the catalyst for change by quitting her previous job.  While waiting to push the new business forward Joanne had started offering mobile hair and beauty, but remembers she questioned "What am I doing? Why am I delaying this? We just need to get that business open". Now they have Sara and Joanne have no regrets seeing how quickly it has all come together
• Get advice - Joanne and Sara managed to access start-up loans to get their business off the ground, but realise without the right advice they may not have known that this fund was available, wouldn't have had their business plan completed and wouldn't have had a supportive person to bounce their ideas around location and strategy off. 

Next up was the impressive young Anna Slater of Northwest Linen.  Having started her business thanks to investment through Merseyside Special Investment Fund and her family, Anna's story reads almost the complete opposite to that of Ava and Harrison.  Diving in without much advice Anna picked up a business she had watched her father run successfully back when she was 8 years old motivated by "Feeling out of control" of her own destiny. 

Anna's starting point was renting a laundry in the evening while still working in education and relying on her father to drive her around her first customer's 3 locations. Anna reflected that "It hasn't been easy" but she has achieved her core objective of once again feeling in control of her destiny.  Key takeaways from Anna's story included

• Choose a marketing strategy that works for your business - Anna confessed she barely does any marketing for her business.  While she felt compelled to put her business on facebook, in hindsight she realised her core customer base of large hotel chains or restaurants are unlikely to be browsing facebook when choosing their linen service supplier. Anna has instead grown her business through recommendation from clients, but has achieved this through a personalised customer care strategy which has essentially been her core marketing tool.  Beyond that Anna's marketing investment has been using Google Adwords to ensure when those who don't know her business are searching online, her business comes top of Google search. This shows that marketing strategy that works for one business doesn't necessarily work for another, so you need to consider your customer. 
• Pace Your Growth - While Anna grew her staff team to 15 and expanded her customer base to make her business a high growth enterprise, Anna's strategy has been very measured.  It was as she was growing that she came across The Women's Organisation and took advice.  Anna recognises that at this point she is in a position where she could take on more and more contracts, however her current strategy is one of "consolidation". Anna advised that sometimes you can grow too fast and lose control of the business, so it is important to take some moments to step back and get everything you are already doing well fully consolidated before taking on more and potentially spinning out of control.
• Know Your Why - Anna told us that when deciding on what business to open she asked herself what she wanted from the experience. "Do I want to be a millionaire? No - Good because this wouldn't be the right industry for that. Do I want to be proud of what I do? Yes - and I can honestly say that I am".  It is important to understand what your end goal is and to evaluate whether that business you are thinking of will help you reach that goal. And think about how to achieve that.  Anna has achieved her goal through choosing an industry that is a family tradition, through building in good customer care strategies, and through carefully evaluating who the people are that will help make that happen. 

From the key points above you can get a flavour for what an inspiring and informative evening we enjoyed.  But you don't need to take our word for it! Here are some of the comments from those attending saying what they thought:

"Presentations were inspirational. Well presented and useful. Thank You."
"Really enjoyed it! Fantastic. Very motivational.  I hope to set up a business now, maybe 2 or 3."
"Great conference and found it very rewarding."
"The energy of the staff and the building were very positive."
"Very informative"
"Really well organised, excellent leader in Bernie, her advice, ethusiasm and honesty."
"Very inspiring guest speakers"
"So glad I came, many thanks."
"Inspirational speakers, Excellent event!"

If you missed out, but are looking for business advice you can contact the Enterprise Hub team on 0151 706 8113 to find out more about the free support available to Liverpool City Region residents through our European Regional Development Fund supported project. 

Hop over to our facebook page too to keep up with latest events on offer. 

Sefton Residents Get ‘A Taste of Business’ at Rent a Space

Kevin Murphy, owner of Switch island based ‘Rent a Space’ opened the storage and business facility out of hours to welcome budding local entrepreneurs.  Teaming with business start up support programme Enterprise Hub and local growth hub Invest Sefton, ‘A Taste of Business’ gave Sefton residents just that!

Kevin Murphy and team from Rent a Space

The Wadud Family from Perfect Samosa

The evening offered talks from businesses who were between 7 weeks and 3 years into their business journey to give those attending an idea of what to expect.  More than 50 guests were also treated to a tour of the facility to see the variety of local enterprise housed there, from a Gym to fashion design studio, and even Scouse Bird Problems shop front.

Whilst enjoying what Kevin refers to as “the 3 p’s of business” (Pizza, prosecco and peroni) those with a business idea soaked in advice and inspiration from the businesses.

Sanya Wadud from Perfect Samosa who started out in Bootle kicked off the proceedings sharing how they have continued to grow and develop, achieving recognition from the likes of the BBC Good Food guide, and continuing to explore marketing and PR opportunities for their family run enterprise.

Personal Trainer Joe

Kevin Murphy Interviewing Fashion Designer Alex

Katie showing off her cupcakes

Personal trainer Joe from Workout Liverpool confessed “We started from our end dream. We went big from the start, it’s a challenge, but we knew what we wanted” explaining why they began with such a large unit at Rent a Space.  Mum of 5 Emily who took a unit at Rent a Space just 7 weeks ago to develop her cake making and children’s party business explained that maternity leave made her re-evaluate what she wanted and realised family flexibility was her core driver for going self-employed. Fashion designer Alex of A.M by Alex Meade shared that moving from a shop front to her design studio at Rent a Space meant she now avoids time wasters and has a steady flow of customers ready to buy.

“Social media is key to business success” was the resounding theme that was echoed through each talk.

Bernie Cox from Enterprise Hub Managing Agent The Women’s Organisation and Julie Swarbrick, business growth adviser at Invest Sefton, encouraged the crowd that Sefton is open for business and free support is on hand to help anyone ready for the challenge. 

Bernie Cox from The WO & John Matthias from Alt Valley

Enterprise Hub Marketing Manager Jo Austin said “We are so grateful to Kevin Murphy for offering his space for this inspiring event.  It is so important to have successful entrepreneurs like Kevin willing to support and mentor the next generation of business owners, and that is the atmosphere that has been created at Rent a Space.

As a team it is great for us to link up with Invest Sefton as through Enterprise Hub and their local growth hub we can offer a full service to start up and growing businesses in the local area. No matter which area of business causes you the most headaches, or if you just have a thought you want to run by an expert, there is someone there who can offer that listening ear and advice, and hopefully this event helped to show that to those who came along.”

If you missed the event, but are keen to speak to someone about how you can start or grow you business then you can get in touch with the Enterprise Hub team via 0151 706 8113 or get in touch with your Local Growth Hub at Invest Sefton via 0151 934 3452.

Sefton Start-Up Conference Proves a Massive Success!

Now in week two, we’re really in the thick of our Enterprise Hub Business Start Up Festival!

We’ve had a jam-packed calendar of informative events, seminars and drop-ins, all with a mission to help you feel more prepared and confident with taking the leap into self-employment.

A full house at our Sefton start-up conference!

We’re taking our Business Start-Up Conference on the road and today (Thursday 1st February) we headed to Sefton! We were at Bootle Town Hall with over fifty local people in attendance, all wanting to hear more about the support available through Enterprise Hub.

And guests heard it straight from the horse’s mouth! We had three business-owners on hand, all who turned their business dream into a reality with the support of Enterprise Hub.

Richard Medley set up a consultancy business with the support of Alt Valley Community Trust, Shane and Sue set up a home-made chocolatier business called ‘Chocolatism’ (combining both ‘chocolate’ and ‘autism’ with a mission to raise awareness on autism), and lastly Baiba, who started his coffee venture inspired by the idea of bringing a taste of African coffee to the UK!

We had many local organisations in the room including AltValley Community Trust, The Women’s Organisation, Invest Sefton, SAFERegeneration and Liverpool Central Library, all working underneath the Enterprise Hub umbrella to support local people with entrepreneurship.

Kris and Sharon from Invest Sefton.

Following this, Bernie from The Women’s Organisation led an interactive and insightful session on working out if self-employment is the right choice for you.

We also had a surprise visit from local Sefton councillor and special guest, Cllr. Marion Atkinson, Cabinet Member for Regeneration and Skills!

From left to right: Richard Medley, Cllr. Marion Atkinson, Sue & Shane of ChocolatismUk. 

As always, we finished with tea, coffee and networking and our guests left feeling informed with the impetus to pursue their business dream. Check out what they said:

“Very well organised”

“Such a supportive environment, looking forward to seeing where it takes me”

“I feel reassured knowing that there IS help available”

“This has helped me a lot, I plan to attend more events”

“I feel ready to take my business from the present to the future”

“Loved hearing what the speakers had to say”

Thanks to everyone who attended the event today! If you were unable to attend, we have two more start-up conferences taking place in Wirral and Knowsley – you can book your FREE place now!

You can view our full calendar of events taking place on the last week of our Enterprise Business Start Up Festival here.

Students attending our Sefton start-up conference!

Alternatively, you can contact our Enterprise Hub team on enterprisehub@thewo.org.uk or 0151 706 8113 for more information on how we can support you.

Enterprise Hub is the Liverpool City Regions gateway service to accessing FREE business advice and support. Our team of expert business ideas will guide you through the process of setting up your own business and demystify all the worries you have around starting your own business.

Enterprise Hub presents the Business Start Up Festival 2018 | #EntHubStartUpFest

The Liverpool City Region Enterprise Hub want to help more people than ever this year pursue their ambition of starting their own business. An idea is where it usually all starts, but finding out how to make that idea a functional and hopefully successful business, is the part that usually prevents people from going forward. 

As part of its role as the gateway to business start-up support in Merseyside, Enterprise Hub are starting 2018 with their first Business Start-up Festival. The festival, starting on 22nd January and running for three weeks, is open to anyone with an interest in starting their own business or becoming self-employed. Our partners across Liverpool, Wirral, Sefton, St Helens, Halton and Knowsley, are hosting a number of FREE events that aim to inspire you to be your own boss, as well as equip you with the right tools to succeed.

• Hear from successful business owners in your area and further afield

• Interactive sessions that will allow you to look into the practicalities of going self-employed or starting your business

• A chance to network and meet like-minded individuals

• An opportunity to ask questions and speak with business advisers

• Find out about the free support available to you to get your business idea off the ground

• Advice on hand

• Main conferences held in Liverpool, Sefton, Wirral, Knowsley and Halton

Click on the links below to view a breakdown of the Business Start Up Festival schedule

Week One: 22nd January - 26th February

Week Two: 27th January - 2nd February

Week Three: 5th - 9th February

5 Key Inspirations We are Taking from Start Up Day At Liverpool Central Library BIPC

Start-up Day at Liverpool Central Library was the event pencilled in every local budding entrepreneurs calendar this month, as the day promised to be jam packed with enterprise expertise, and it definitely did not disappoint.  If you missed out, here is a flavour of what happened throughout the day, and some key takeaway tips to help you move your business idea forward. 

Opened by Assistant Mayor and enterprise champion Councillor Gary Millar, the day kicked of with the Enterprise Hub Start-up Conference hosted by Bernie Cox from Enterprise Hub lead The Women's Organisation.

Sabah Shams from Enterprise Hub with Councillor Gary Millar

Starting by 'thinking outside of the box' Bernie got people thinking about how they can exercise the skill of lateral thinking to the benefit of their business. 

“Advice given was a great help” said one person who attended the session. 

Google Digital Garage Session

Next up digital giants Google held a Digital Garage session looking at 'How to build a social media strategy' which proved very popular, packed out with local budding entrepreneurs hoping to soak in their knowledge. This session was closely followed by a choice between hearing from the brilliant Nicola Wass (CEO of So-Mo) talking about her journey as 'The Unexpected Entrepreneur', having a look into 3-D printing with a display by MeLT or getting serious about Business planning through a focussed workshop.

“Very useful event.  The speakers were insightful and the content was all relevant.  Well organised and I will recommend future events” said one delighted visitor.

The afternoon was packed with more brilliant inspiration for local businesses featuring talks from Barrington Powell, a profesional entertainer, Garth Dallas offering his key tips to success, founder of PLACED Jo Harrop sharing her insights, and the return of Google for another session around understanding your customer.

Thanks too to Councillor Gary Millar and the mentors who ran the entrepreneurs clinic, Peter Dunning of Digital Config who offered Website advice and Dr Les Pritchard from Culverstons who was on hand to talk all things IP. 

“Very good.  Inspirational is an understatement” said one of the thrilled attendees

The day culminated in a brilliant pie and networking event featuring pies and inspiration from the fantastic 'Homebaked' a local co-operative bakery talking about their journey from start up to success. 

Some of the comments at the end of the event were:

“Excellent and inspiring” 

“Great initiative.  Very inspiring.” 

5 Key Tips to Takeaway
If you missed the event, all is not lost.  Here are 5 useful business tips taken from the themes covered that you can apply to your business idea:

1. Strategise your social media - Don't just add your business to every social media channel because 'everyone is doing it'. Work out where your customer can be found and focus your effort on those few channels so you can reach the right people well. 
2. We are all in the same boat - feeling like an 'imposter' who is going to be found out, or wondering if you are alone in feeling like you may be out of your depth is typical for a first time business owner.  Just know EVERYONE goes through it, but keep your confidence growing, talk to others at the same stage and take comfort that you are not alone and that you will get past this phase. 
3. Network - In business it is often the truth 'not what you know but who you know' that can be key to success. Get building relationships, and be specific. You never know who in your network may be the key to linking you with the right connection for your business so let them know who you are trying to reach. 
4. Protect your ideas and your business - If you have a business name, logo, product or service that you don't want anyone to copy, then ensure you get expert advice around Intellectual Property Rights. Also check you aren't infringing on anyone elses by always asking permission before using others images etc. 
5. Don't forget SEO - If you are going to have a website for your business, don't assume it will just be found. Look at key Search engine optimisation principals, or bring in an expert to ensure search engines like Google pick it up and it isn't languishing on page 27 of results. 

Massive congratulations to the team at Enterprise Hub Partners Liverpool Central Library Business and IP Centre for putting together an amazing day.

If you are thinking about starting a business and would like additional help then contact the Enterprise Hub team for advice and support on 0151 706 8113 or enterprisehub@thewo.org.uk. 

Enterprise Hub is part funded by European Regional Development Fund and draws together expert organisations from across the Liverpool City Region to offer a simplified approach to business support for local residents wanting to explore their ideas. 

Enterprise Hub’s Start Up Week | 18th – 22nd September 2017 | Your Full Programme Of Events!

#EntHubStartUpWeek

Something exciting is coming your way! From Monday 18^th September to Friday 22^nd September, Enterprise Hub has a full programme of event and activities to mark and celebrate Start Up Week!

Start Up Week is a celebration of self-employment and entrepreneurship across the Liverpool City Region.

You are invited to join Enterprise Hub at a range of free events and seminars throughout the week.

Come and discover how to start and sustain a successful business, hear from the experts, and find out more about what support is available to you.

Enterprise Hub is THE enterprise gateway for business start-up support in Liverpool City Region, and through a network of business support agencies, the Enterprise Hub partners, we are able to offer expert advice and support to anyone who is thinking about starting a business!

So…

What does Enterprise Hub Start Up Week have in store for you? 

See the full programme below and remember to join in the conversation on Twitter by following @MerseyEntHub and #EntHubStartUpWeek

Monday 18th September – Click here to see the events and activities

Tuesday 19th September – Click here to see the events and activities

Wednesday 20th September – Click here to see the events and activities

Thursday 21st September at Liverpool Central Library Business & IP Centre Start Up Day – Click here to see the events and activities

Thursday 21st September & Friday 22nd September – Click here to see the events and activities

Remember! If you are wanting to get in touch with Enterprise Hub directly, you can do at any time! Email us on enterprisehub@thewo.org.uk or ring us on 0151 706 8111

Enterprise Hub Start Up Week | Monday 18th September | #EntHubStartUpWeek

#EntHubStartUpWeek

Start Up Week is a celebration of self-employment and entrepreneurship across the Liverpool City Region.

You are invited to join Enterprise Hub at a range of free events and seminars throughout the week.

Come and discover how to start and sustain a successful business, hear from the experts, and find out more about what support is available to you.

Monday 18th September

‘Is Freelancing For Me?’ – 10am-1pm – The Women’s Organisation

At: 54 St James Street, Liverpool, L1 0AB

The Women’s Organisation are going to help you find out if you have the skills and qualities needed to be a Freelancer? If you’re wanting to find out more about how Freelancing works, and if it’s right for you, then join The Women’s Organisation at this informative session!

Register here! (Please note, this session is specifically for women living in Liverpool City Region)

‘Enterprise Hub in Halton’ – 10am-3pm – Wirral Chamber of Commerce

At: Halton Chamber Municipal Building, Kingsway, Widnes, WA8 7QF

Wirral Chamber of Commerce will be available for anyone living in Halton to come and speak to about their business ideas! So, if you are in this area, and would like to start receiving support and advice on how to get your business idea moving, there are 1-2-1 business advice sessions and 1-2-1 marketing sessions available from 10am-3pm!

Call in advance to book your place! Ring Wirral Chamber of Commerce on 0151 541 0976

‘Sales & Selling With Alt Valley Community Trust’ – 9:30am-12:30pm – Alt Valley Community Trust

At: The Communiversity, Alt Cross, L11 0BS

Join the Enterprise Hub team at Alt Valley Community Trust at this workshop which will cover the basics of how to sell yourself and how to gain prospective customers and clients!

Call in advance to book your place! Ring Alt Valley Community Trust on 0151 546 5514 and email enquiries@altvalley.co.uk 

‘Enterprise Hub At Huyton Library’ – 10am-12:30am – Alt Valley Community Trust

At: Huyton Library, Civic Way, Knowsley, Huyton, Liverpool, L36 9GD

Feel free to drop into this informal session at Huyton Library to speak to an Enterprise Hub business adviser about your new business idea and the support you can receive via our Enterprise Hub business start-up programme.

No need to book! Just drop in!

‘Enterprise Hub At Prescot Library’ – 1:30am-4pm – Alt Valley Community Trust

At: Prescot Library, 1 Park Road, Prescot, Liverpool, L34 3LN

And in the afternoon, an Enterprise Hub business adviser from Alt Valley Community Trust will be in Prescot Library hosting another drop-in session! So pop in and speak to them about your new business idea and the support you can receive through Enterprise Hub.

No need to book! Just drop in! 

To return to our full programme of events click here!

Enterprise Hub Start Up Week | Tuesday 19th September | #EntHubStartUpWeek

#EntHubStartUpWeek

Start Up Week is a celebration of self-employment and entrepreneurship across the Liverpool City Region.

You are invited to join Enterprise Hub at a range of free events and seminars throughout the week.

Come and discover how to start and sustain a successful business, hear from the experts, and find out more about what support is available to you.

Tuesday 19th September

‘Boost Your New Business – Survive And Thrive In Year 1 In Business And Beyond’ – 9:30am-3pm – The Women’s Organisation

At: 54 St James Street, Liverpool, L1 0AB

Boost Your New Business is a brand new, fully funded, interactive 2 day training programme available to any new businesses that have been registered for under one year!

During these two days (spread over two weeks) you will learn how to conduct a simple business review and look at building a strategic marketing and strategic action plan that will help you to ensure your business survives and thrives in your first year and beyond!

Boost Your New Business will run on Tuesday 19^th September and Tuesday 26^th September, from 9:30am-4pm

Register here! (Please note, you must be the eligibility criteria and be able to attend both parts of this course, but this course is open to BOTH men and women)

‘Planning For Success’ – 9:30am-4pm – The Women’s Organisation

At: 54 St James Street, Liverpool, L1 0AB

Planning For Success is the perfect starting point for any woman who is thinking about a business plan! Join The Women’s Organisation and plan for your business success, in a friendly environment with like-minded women!

Register here! (Please note, fully funded places are for women living in Liverpool City Region who have not yet registered or started a business)

'Drop-In With Granby Toxteth Development Trust – 10am-4pm – Granby Toxteth Development Trust

At: 129D Lodge Lane, Liverpool, L8 0QF

Granby Toxteth Development Trust will be holding a drop-in day at their offices, so pop by anytime from 10am-4pm to speak to an Enterprise Hub business adviser about your idea for a business, and find out about the support you can receive.

No need to register! Just drop in!

‘Introduction To Business Start Up’ – 10am-12pm – SAFE Regeneration

At: SAFE Regeneration, St Mary’s Complex, Waverley Street, Bootle, L20 4AP

SAFE Regeneration are hosting this informal session; ‘Introduction to Business Start-Up’ – where you can drop in and speak to an Enterprise Hub business adviser about your idea for a business, and find out what support you can receive through Enterprise Hub.

No need to register! Just drop in!

‘Pitch Perfect Workshop’ – 2pm-4pm – Wirral Chamber of Commerce

At: Wirral Chamber of Commerce, The Sheds, 1 Pacific Road, Birkenhead, Wirral, CH41 1LJ

Wirral Chamber are inviting you to learn how to convert your business idea into the perfect pitch! This interactive session will help you effectively communicate pitching yourself and your business and understand how to sell proactively in a networking environment.

To register your place, contact the Enterprise Hub team on 0151 541 0976 or email enterprisehub@wirralchamber.co.uk

‘The Princes Trust Enterprise Information Session’ – The Princes Trust

At: The Princes Trust, 60-62 Renshaw Street, Liverpool, L1 4EN

This is a 4-day Enterprise Awareness programme for young, unemployed people who want to research their idea for a business! Enterprise Hub partner; The Princes Trust run this programme regularly, and as this session is fully booked – you can contact The Princes Trust for future dates and opportunities!

Contact The Princes Trust by emailing liverpoolcentre@princes-trust.org.uk or ring 0800 842842

To return to our full programme of events click here!