A new business networking group, The Business Exchange, is being launched by Warrington & Co, the town’s partnership for growth.
The initiative promises to be the ‘go to’ networking organisation for Warrington businesses to connect, collaborate and grow.
A launch event will be held between 4.00pm and 7.00pm in the Martin Dawes Legends Lounge at the Halliwell Jones Stadium on March 7 and is open for all businesses, of any size to attend and find out more.
Businesses wishing to attend the free event should register at www.wbex.co.uk
The Business Exchange by Warrington & Co. plans to be the place where businesses of all sizes and sectors, individual entrepreneurs, established business networks and trade associations to collaborate with the aim of creating a better connected, more cohesive and stronger economy in Warrington.
A programme of activities is planned that members will be able to access which will include:
- Networking Events
- Social Events
- A monthly newsletter
- Masterclasses
- Business events with speakers
- Sector clubs
- A wide range of benefits and more
Steve Park, managing director of Warrington & Co. said: “We’ve a phenomenal, diverse array of talented businesses here in Warrington, from micro businesses to businesses that feature as having amongst the highest turnovers in the UK.
“The Business Exchange by Warrington & Co. sets out to provide a forum for all these businesses to interact with each other and become more cohesive.
“I’d encourage representatives of businesses large and small to pop along to the launch – it’s free and we’ll tell you about the benefits that it will provide. Just register on the website and we’ll see you on 7th March.”
Professor Steven Broomhead said “The Warrington economy is strong, the strongest in the North of England and by working together we can collectively help maintain that status. This is a very exciting initiative and complements our growth framework Warrington Means Business.”
The Business Exchange is the legacy of former Mayor Faisal Rashid, who launched a Business Circle during his Mayoral Year.
