Are you looking to increase your knowledge of Social Media and the ways in which it can maximise your clients’ potential?

If the answer is yes, then we have the perfect FREE workshop for you.                                     

Taking place at Coffee Lounge in Birmingham City Centre on Friday 18^th December from 1 till 3.30pm, the afternoon will be an informal mix of group surgery sessions and round the table discussions.

This event is designed for businesses that are looking for advice on how new forms of communication can transform business-to-business or business-to-customer relations.

Industry specialists will give you straightforward guidance on procuring social media, identifying ways the tools can be used to manage clients’ expectations, enhance business profiles and identify the best ways to generate and maintain interest.

So if you would like to finish the year off on a productive yet fun social high, why not join us for this exciting, afternoon event.  Hear from those in the ‘know’ and top Brand Management agencies eager to pass on their expertise in the field of business and Social Media. You will also have the opportunity to discuss with other attendees your own, and their formulas for success making new connections for potential future collaborations.

We look forward to welcoming you.

Format:

1pm         Grab yourselves a coffee and your badge

1.15pm    Welcome: Dave Harte from Birmingham City University will be here to welcome you and to explain how the afternoon will work.

1. 30pm    Each person to be allocated a table for the workshop to commence. 

     Each table will have an industry expert to share experience and knowledge around Social Media and on how best to use the tools to create the most benefit for you and your client… and then wait for that whistle before moving on to the next table

3.30pm     Close for networking and German market festivities

This event is part of a series that Birmingham City University are launching focused on building strategic links between private business, the public sector Birmingham's Creative Industries. The events are part of a wider European project called ECCE (Economic Clusters of Cultural Enterprise) innovation that aims to strengthen the position of the creative sector within European policy.

The ECCE Innovation project is funded by the European Development Fund and InterregIVB