PRESS RELEASE

21 January 2010

GET READY FOR KENT 2020

Businesses wanting to make the most out of Kent 2020 should attend a pre-conference networking event to get tips on how to maximise the opportunities available.

Business Link in Kent is running a free ‘Make More Money by Competing To Win’ seminar, which is exclusively for Kent 2020 exhibitors and delegates, and will take place on Monday 29 March at the Ramada Hotel in Maidstone. The seminar will run from 8.30am to 10.30am and will be presented by motivational speakers Malcolm Gallagher and Neil Annis.

Carole Black, Events Manager at Business Link in Kent, said: “Kent 2020 is the largest business conference and exhibition in the South East and companies should really take advantage of the benefits that this scale of event allows. This seminar will help people to do this, whilst also providing excellent networking opportunities which can then be built upon at Kent 2020.”

Malcolm Gallagher, a Fellow of The Chartered Institute of Marketing, helps businesses grow their profits by competing effectively. His special expertise lies in sales, marketing and customer care for industries including hospitality and food and drink.

In his ‘morning of answers’, Malcolm will not only help businesses to create a ‘make more money from Kent 2020′ plan, but also explain to companies the best ways to reach their potential, find and win new customers and set services and products apart from other competition.

To book a place at the seminar, visit www.kent2020.co.uk or call 01732 878016.
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Notes to editors
Business Link in Kent provides the information, advice and support businesses need to start, maintain and grow a business. It exists to help anyone thinking of starting a business; to help small and medium-sized businesses to grow and to help businesses deal with problems, challenges and opportunities. Over the last year Business Link in Kent provided support to over 4,000 people considering starting a business and to 1,500 who actually started. Over 20,000 businesses were assisted with general information and advice with more than 2,500 being assisted in depth by a Business Link adviser.

The Business Link service in Kent and Medway is delivered by Business Support Kent Community Interest Company.