This event is not to be missed if you are based in Runnymede and work in the creative or technology industries. Meet Jamie Harrison, Head of One Samsung Programme, Samsung Electronics UK, who will will be talking about how businesses can benefit from Samsung`s latest technologies such as virtual production.

Come along expand your network, find out about support for the creative industries and meet some of the leading tech and creative businesses in the area.

It is free to attend. But hurry. Book now to reserve your place.

Thursday 14 November

⏰ 5:30pm - 7:30pm

The Runnymede Business Boost Programme offers fully funded support tailored for local SMEs, including personalized one-to-one guidance and dynamic peer-to-peer workshops. Imagine collaborating with like-minded entrepreneurs while gaining actionable insights from industry experts!

Led by skilled mentor Roya Croudace, who has 15+ years in coaching SMEs across sectors, this programme is designed to help you develop strategies for growth, secure funding, and refine your business model to drive real results. More details about her experience and expertise are on https://www.linkedin.com/in/royacroudace/.

Don’t miss this chance to unlock your business’s potential!

Funding has been secured by Runnymede and Elmbridge Borough Councils to help young people aged 18-24 in the boroughs to find a new job, the right training, or an apprenticeship.

A total of £54,000 from the Department of Work and Pensions will be used to continue the support for young people through the Elmbridge and Runnymede Youth Hub. Delivered by Brooklands Technical College, the Youth Hub will equip up to 120 young people with the skills, abilities, and knowledge they need to get into work.

Central to the success of the Youth Hub is its links with the local business community. In a joint statement, the four Co-Leaders of Runnymede Borough Council said

“We’re proud to see how much the Youth Hub has been able to help and support people through the many routes of the working world, whilst partnering with local businesses.”

If you would like to support local young people contact the Youth Hub, visit: www.brooklands.ac.uk/youthhub

There is no question that recruitment can be very challenging currently with many vacancies difficult to fill. On the other hand, there are many people ready and willing to work but they find it difficult to navigate the recruitment process. The purpose of this event is to help employers to understand the different pools of untapped talent, the support that is available to investigate these pools and many opportunities for training both new and established members of their teams.

Tuesday 14 November

⏰ 8am - 10:30am

Join us on social media, where we will be posting regular updates on our Twitter and Instagram accounts. We're also available on LinkedIn at:

Runnymede Borough Council LinkedIn

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Are you a small business in Runnymede looking to grow?

Runnymede Business Boost provides FREE one-to-one business advice, grants and peer to peer support to support businesses in the Runnymede area.