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Open to all UK business owners, our Reset. Restart programme is here to help you transform, future-proof or grow your business through the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond. This is one of 10 free webinars you can join as part of the programme to receive practical, jargon-free training and advice. Visit bl.uk/reset to find out more.
Technology is ever-changing and while it can improve your productivity inordinately, you need the know-how of how to make it work for you and your business. This webinar aims to improve your productivity as a business owner using a range of free and low-cost tools and tech.
Why Are The Creative Industries Vital To The Economic Recovery?
We invite you to join us as we discuss how the creative industries are turbocharging innovation across the sector, as a driver for future growth.
In the week that sees the UK’s creative industries celebrated on SXSW’s international stage and recognised within Tech Nation’s Report on UK Tech,
we invite you to join us as we discuss how the creative industries are turbocharging innovation across the sector, as a driver for future growth.
Prior to the pandemic, the creative sector was growing at four times the rate of the UK economy as a whole and experienced strong growth across all parts of the UK. With the right measures in place, the UK’s creative industries will be well placed to recover swiftly and strongly and play a central role in the UK’s future economic success.
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WOMEN working as freelancers across the North West are accessing new opportunities thanks to a programme launched by IN4.0. East Lancashire Chamber of Commerce members IN4.0 specialise in providing digital skills consultancy and hope that the FreelanceHER 100 programme will help to address gender imbalances in the media, digital and technology sectors while also helping women who may have lost their jobs during the pandemic. A great example to women who join the programme is Naomi Timperley, FreelanceHER 100 programme director and Computer Weekly most influential woman in UK Technology 2020. She said “I lost my full-time job during the first month of the first lockdown and went back to freelancing.