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Get the most out of City of Culture

Dr Laura Bradley

Dr Laura Bradley

Business owners and professionals in Derry have been invited to a talk on getting the most out of next year’s City of Culture events.

Northern Bank’s Chief Economist, Angela McGowan will set the economic scene for local businesses in this region at the University of Ulster at the Magee campus next week.

She will outline the main trends in the global, national and local economy and discuss the challenges, as well as the opportunities, for small and medium sized businesses operating in this region.

The breakfast networking event on Monday, June 18, has been organised by the University’s Ulster Business School.

Head of Department, Dr Laura Bradley, said: “This event is coming at an ideal time in light of the challenges faced by small businesses and the opportunities that exist. It is hoped the event will allow companies to find out more about the overall business environment and network with fellow business professionals, banking experts and Ulster Business School at Magee staff thereby allowing an opportunity to identify synergies and opportunities to help in maintaining their future success.

“This breakfast and networking event will focus on the challenges faced by small and medium sized enterprises, the opportunities available and ways to capitalise on these.”

To register for this event, please contact Julie Moorcroft, telephone 028 7137 5660 or email knowledgeclub@ulster.ac.uk by Friday 15 June 2012.


 
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