February 2021
SETsquared Exeter Entrepreneurs’ Programme
A fully-funded, three day workshop for Founders wanting to explore and evaluate early-stage tech business concepts. This online programme is suitable for first time Founders working at the the very early stages as well as for owners of established small tech businesses looking to bring a new product or service to the market. Based on Strategyzer’s established Business Model Canvas methodology, you’ll take a deep dive into your proposed business model, evaluating its strengths and weaknesses and working towards developing…
Find out more »March 2021
SWBC Quarterly Conference – Where’s the money?
Delivered in partnership with Exeter Chamber of Commerce. Following the successful SWBC-hosted visit of Andrew Bailey, Governor of the Bank of England, to the region late last year we are delighted to announce that Jonathan Hall will be joining us for our next Quarterly Conference on 5th March. Jonathan is a Member of the Bank of England Financial Policy Committee and a seasoned leader in the financial sector, including senior roles with Goldman Sachs, Eisler Capital and Credit Suisse. He…
Find out more »June 2021
SWBC Quarterly Conference
The South West Business Council organise quarterly conferences, which link closely to our strategic priorities. Keynote speakers are often from outside the region, delivering insights from a national and sometimes international perspective.
Find out more »September 2021
SWBC Quarterly Conference
The South West Business Council organise quarterly conferences, which link closely to our strategic priorities. Keynote speakers are often from outside the region, delivering insights from a national and sometimes international perspective.
Find out more »December 2021
SWBC Quarterly Conference
The South West Business Council organise quarterly conferences, which link closely to our strategic priorities. Keynote speakers are often from outside the region, delivering insights from a national and sometimes international perspective.
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