“Resilience of small businesses in our City, sharing experience and learning from one another”

WBBN would like to invite the business Community of the City of Wolverhampton and beyond to its 5th Annual Business Conference at the Novotel, Wolverhampton Union Street WV1 3JN on Thursday, 14th October 2021 starting from 5.30pm.
The conference will create opportunity for businesses to come and listen to how our speakers from various business support organizations around the region on how to survive the challenges of Covid-19.

You will have opportunities of hearing from our speakers about business finance; and champions of industry on their efforts to grow the economy of our City post Brexit and Covid-19

The Network works with various organisations and business groups as well as the City Council to maintain Economic growth of the Region. This year we are working with HSBC to offer Enterprise Mentoring to business owners.

The Conference is open to all sectors of business especially those seeking to explore new
opportunities. Come and be part of making our city economy prosperous. Some added
opportunities of meeting industry experts for some tips on growing your business:
▪ Mr. Kevin Davis Chief Executive – The Vine Group & Director at Black
Country LEP
▪ Mr. Anthony Davis – CEO Jamaican Patties (Local Business with over 25years’ experience)
▪ Councillor Stephen Simkins – City Economy Lead for City of Wolverhampton Council
▪ Ms Ioana Axinte – MSDUK – Accelerator Connecting Ethnic Minority Businesses
▪ Ms Harriette Saunders – FSE Funding Scaleup Enterprises
▪ Ms Sharniya Ferdinand – NATWEST Enterprise & Climate Engagement & Partnerships
▪ Mr. Byron Dixon OBE – Founder & CEO of Micro Fresh Ltd
▪ Mr. Keano Chang – President & Co-Founder of iknowa & former Cognitive Strategist at IBM.
▪ Ms. Jennifer Samuels – Ferrinje Hair & Beauty (Local Business with 20 years’ experience)
▪ Mr. David Pattison – Chief Operating Officer at City of Wolverhampton Council

Our contact: for more information
WBBN: info@wbbn.co.uk