Tue 19th Oct 2021
by Creative Quarter
A monthly event for Nottingham high-street businesses to discuss the impact of Covid-19, develop strategic action plans & set future goals.
Work OpportunitiesThe Creative Quarter is pleased to invite you to a new new monthly event especially designed for Nottingham's high street businesses. Mastermind Monthly is a chance for you to meet with other like-minded businesses to discuss the impact of Covid-19 on your operations, generate ideas, share insights, and lead each other through business challenges.
Led by a facilitator, participants will be committed to six monthly sessions, which will take place in the Lace Market Hotel in Nottingham on the following dates:
WHO IS IT FOR?
These Mastermind events are aimed at anyone running a bricks and mortar business in Nottingham city centre, or on one of the city's local high streets. All businesses must be trading and registered with HMRC.
WHEN AND WHERE IS IT?
The first event is on Wednesday 3 November from 6pm - 8pm, in the Flagstaff Boardroom at the Lace Market Hotel.
We will be asking all attendees to present either an NHS Covid Pass, proof of a double vaccination or proof of a negative lateral flow test (taken within the last 24 hours) before entering the event. Please show your NHS confirmation text or email to a member of staff on the door.
HOW TO BOOK
To book please email our Events Manager Georgia Ames on georgia@creativequarter.com with Mastermind Monthly in the subject line.
WHAT IS THE WELCOME BACK FUND?
Councils across England were allocated a share of £56m of ERDF funding to support the return to high streets safely and help build back better from the pandemic. This funding is known as the “Welcome Back Fund” and it builds on the £50m Reopening High Street Safely Fund (RHSSF) allocated to councils in 2020. It forms part of wider support government is providing to communities and businesses, to protect jobs, support the most vulnerable and ensure no one is left behind as we continue to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic and begin to build back better.
A Welcome Back Fund event supported by the European Regional Development Fund and HM Government, & delivered by the Creative Quarter.
Modern urban living in and amongst refurbished lace factories and warehouses. On-trend independent retailers and many bars, restaurants, cafés, galleries, arts cinema and theatres. A buzz in the daytime and a rhythm at night.
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