As business owners, we constantly seek out ways to run a better business: being more efficient and avoiding waste, being a good employer, making a difference in our communities, and wanting to be recognised as a good brand. We want our business to reflect our values and have a successful future.
Jon Gibbins has spent the last 18 months integrating sustainability into his small digital company and has written a series of short webinars to help others in North Somerset do the same. Pairing Jon’s training experience with his passion for addressing the climate emergency, the webinars will discuss the themes of sustainability, ethical finance and green technology, and include open discussion, toolkit suggestions, helpful advice and achievable changes you can start using today. Additional follow-up support is available to participants to help guide you in applying sustainability principles to your business and measure the impact this has on your business activities.
This workshop is provided free to participants with funding secured from Quartet Community Foundation’s Megawatt Community Energy Fund, funded by Bristol Energy Cooperative and Low Carbon Gordano. It forms part of North Somerset Council’s, working in partnership with the West of England Combined Authority, ‘universal business support’ project providing support for start-ups, entrepreneurs and small businesses and is delivered by North Somerset Enterprise Agency.
As business owners how can we ensure our technology is sustainable? Do we really take into consideration efficiencies, life cycle assessment, waste minimisation, supply chain and procurement and could we do more to make our business more sustainable? If we want our business to reflect our values and have a successful future then these are just some of the things we should be considering.
Jon Gibbins has spent the last 18 months integrating sustainability into his small digital company and has written a series of short webinars to help others in North Somerset do the same. Pairing Jon’s training experience with his passion for addressing the climate emergency, the webinars will discuss the themes of sustainability, ethical finance and green technology, and include open discussion, toolkit suggestions, helpful advice and achievable changes you can start using today. Additional follow-up support is available to participants to help guide you in applying sustainability principles to your business and measure the impact this has on your business activities.
This workshop is provided free to participants with funding secured from Quartet Community Foundation’s Megawatt Community Energy Fund, funded by Bristol Energy Cooperative and Low Carbon Gordano. It forms part of North Somerset Council’s, working in partnership with the West of England Combined Authority, ‘universal business support’ project providing support for start-ups, entrepreneurs and small businesses and is delivered by North Somerset Enterprise Agency.
Using ethical finance is one way of making your environmental and social commitment known and as business owners this can be an effective way to attract investment, boost your reputation with customers and improve your chances when selling to large firms or public-sector organisations.
Jon Gibbins has spent the last 18 months integrating sustainability into his small digital company and has written a series of short webinars to help others in North Somerset do the same. Pairing Jon’s training experience with his passion for addressing the climate emergency, the webinars will discuss the themes of sustainability, ethical finance and green technology, and include open discussion, toolkit suggestions, helpful advice and achievable changes you can start using today. Additional follow-up support is available to participants to help guide you in applying sustainability principles to your business and measure the impact this has on your business activities.
This workshop is provided free to participants with funding secured from Quartet Community Foundation’s Megawatt Community Energy Fund, funded by Bristol Energy Cooperative and Low Carbon Gordano. It forms part of North Somerset Council’s, working in partnership with the West of England Combined Authority, ‘universal business support’ project providing support for start-ups, entrepreneurs and small businesses and is delivered by North Somerset Enterprise Agency.
As business owners, especially in the curent climate, we need to build resilience within our businesses to prepare for any threats and disruptions we may be confronted with. Led by Abdullah Ali-Ahmadi, this webinar will consider the challenges faced by businesses today and identify strategies that can minimise the impact of them, therefore improving business continuity.
Abdullah has gained extensive practical business experience in a family that has successfully owned and developed businesses in trade and commerce for generations.
Over 30 years ago, he was awarded a British Council scholarship to study at universities in the UK, culminating in him gaining a Postgraduate Diploma in Management Studies and a Masters Degree in Marketing Management. He has helped in excess of 70,000 individuals and businesses in the UK and overseas as well as establishing and running several of his own ventures in a variety of industries including catering, retail/wholesale fashion, manufacturing and property. As a testament to his capabilities and talents, he has held executive and non-executive positions in over 20 organisations.
This workshop is provided free to participants as it forms part of North Somerset Council’s, working in partnership with the West of England Combined Authority, ‘universal business support’ project providing support for start-ups, entrepreneurs and small businesses that is delivered by North Somerset Enterprise Agency.