We pleased once again to be hosting, along with Barclays and Wagstaffs at the Truly Connected business seminar in June 2019.
This was a fantastic opportunity to network with like-minded professionals and business owners from across the area to share your thoughts and ideas.
Is my business “employment ready”?
Louise Attrup (Partner) and Michael Kerrigan (Senior Associate Solicitor) from Debenhams Ottaway Solicitors provided an insight into the top five most common employment and HR-related issues that they deal with as part of their respective caseloads. The presentation was followed by a Q&A session allowing delegates to ask questions about the various topics covered.
Is my business ready for international trade?
Georgina Hemington, Director of Specialist Client Solutions at Barclays, covered off the three key areas to consider when trading overseas. Georgina wase accompanied by the Business Relationship team from Barclays Stevenage (Ben Chapman and Adam Rowe).
An introduction to Wagstaffs
Delegates also heard from James Fox, Partner at Wagstaffs Chartered Accountants, who provided a brief introduction to Wagstaffs and explained how they support clients.
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