Mind your business?

Richard Wyatt
In business in Bath? Wanting some help with questions about where you stand now – with a coronavirus pandemic all around us?
Here’s something of interest – whether you are a member of not – from Charlotte Thurz of Bath BID>
She writes:
“We want to let you know about the upcoming webinar for local businesses with local professionals.
This format of webinar has proved useful with other BIDs. We would appreciate it if you are able to spread the word.
The event is open to all businesses in Bath, not just levy payers and so may be useful for your readership.
 

HAVE YOUR BUSINESS QUESTIONS ANSWERED

Local professionals respond on COVID-19 topics

 

As the Coronovirus pandemic continues and the Government announces support for businesses, Bath BID is hosting a free webinar for Bath businesses.

 

11.30 am on Thursday 9th April

Register here to reserve your place on the webinar.

 

Our local panel of experts will be explaining and discussing the support that’s available for businesses. The panel will also be answering questions from Bath businesses.

 

Our local panel of experts are:

  • Maeve England (Bath BID Director), Partner at Mogers Drewett Solicitors
  • Allan Lloyd (Bath BID Director), Property Consultant with Colston & Colston 
  • James Hall, Account Director, Marsh Commercial Insurance Brokers
  • Ryan Taylor, NatWest Community Banker
  • Nicholas Jones, HR Consultant with Peninsula HR Specialists
  • Dominic Bourquin, Tax & Corporate Finance Partner at MHA Monahans, Chartered Accountants and Commercial Advisers

and hosted by John Pearce (Bath BID Finance Director), Financial Controller & Company Secretary, Mallory Jewellers  

 

There will be an opportunity for a limited number of questions to be asked during the webinar, but please email any questions in advance to info@bathbid.co.uk.

 

This is a free webinar for the businesses of Bath, brought to you by Bath BID”

Published by Richard Wyatt

Freelance Journalist, broadcaster, columnist and local historian. Director of Bath Newseum. Married and lives in Bath. Interested in local history, architecture and visual display in museums and urban spaces.