WOLVERHAMPTON BLACK BUSINESS NETWORK
To foster and maintain an economic growth and development of the Black businesses in Wolverhampton and create an environment in which businesses will flourish and contribute to overall economic activities of the region.
To achieve this we intend to focus on:
Access to Finance
We can help with directing you to the right place to apply for finance to help grow your business.
BUSINESS HUB
Our resources will educate and inform you.
PROCUREMENT
Adopt best buying practice to ensure you are always getting the right deal. We can point you in the right direction.
NETWORK DEVELOPMENT
We meet bi-monthly to share common experiences and identify priorities for action.
We are here to
Address the under-representation in the City
Feed into the Wolverhampton City-Wide business Strategies
Seek views from Black Businesses on how the City Council infrastructures can support them
Provide a forum for business engagement & entrepreneurship
Broaden the scope for international business connections
WBBN Board MEMBERS
The WBBN is now a CIC and welcomes new members to become Directors on the board.
Sam Duru
Chair
Managing Director & Founder of SCA Management Consulting Ltd, an Enterprise Development Company
Henry Sappor
Treasurer
Managing Director & Chartered Financial Planner at Radical Financial Services Ltd.
Michael Bolorunduro
Network Co-ordinator
CEO and founder of Heritage Accounting Services and Divine Heritage Foods in Wolverhampton.
Karyne Tazi
Secretary
Executive Director – Women and Families Resource Centre Wolverhampton
OUR NEXT EVENT…
MINI CONFERENCE 2018
Attendance Free
Friday 5th October 2018
Time: 10.00am – 1.30pm (Lunch included)
Venue: Bob Jones Community Hub
Bromley Street
Blakenhall
WV2 3AS
Speakers
ACAS ADVISORS
Emma Slaven
Jug Sahota
Role of ACAS
• Effective relationships and good practice in the workplace help organisations succeed and the economy grow.
• Acas provides expert and impartial advice on good practice, and support in finding solutions when relationships go wrong.