Description: A one-day workshop for LEGI teams, bid writers and anyone interested in how enterprise can rejuvenate communities. Places are limited as this is a workshop environment with full opportunity to discuss ideas and issues with Ernesto and Iain. This is a great opportunity to explore the differences between enterprise and business and is an ideal way to help build an existing team. For business and community representatives it is a unique opportunity to understand the role of enterprise in regeneration…and how to avoid some expensive mistakes.
Organiser: Ernesto Sirolli of the Sirolli Institute and Iain Scott of Enterprise Island
Where: Alias Hotel Seattle
Time: 09.30-16.30
Contact: 0845 838 1282 or email darren@enterpriseisland.com or mike@sirolli.com
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