New and established business owners are being invited to a new course offering a new way of thinking and practical ways to get their ideas off the ground.
The free course on 7 July at Parade Enterprise Centre in Blacon, Chester is being run by Rebel Business School with support from Cheshire West and Chester Council.
Councillor Richard Beacham, Cabinet Member for Inclusive Growth, Economy and Regeneration, said: “Like elsewhere in the country, our borough has faced a difficult few years during the pandemic and now the current cost of living crisis. These are challenging times for business leaders and people thinking of embarking on new business projects.
“This short and digestible free course is recommended for people at the beginning of their start-up journey or even if they are an established business. It provides information, inspiration and practical advice on building and evolving a business. The Council is working with Rebel Business School to provide this free workshop which will really benefit budding entrepreneurs.”
The three-hour long course runs from 11am-2pm.
To book your place, visit:
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