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SERC and Down Business Centre to Host Enterprise Week Networking Lunch

South Eastern Regional College (SERC) and Down Business Centre will host a networking lunch for local businesses at 12 noon on Wednesday 16 November at the Collegeโ€™s Downpatrick Campus.

The event is part of Newry Mourne and Down District Councilโ€™s Enterprise Week 2022.

A week-long programme of events will be available throughout this week to support established businesses and aspiring entrepreneurs across the district.

Cllr Michael Savage is looking forward to NMD Enterprise Week.

Council Chairperson, Councillor Michael Savage, said: “Businesses across the District continue to operate within incredibly challenging and uncertain times.

“This yearโ€™s NMD Enterprise Week provides support for local businesses and it couldnโ€™t be timelier.

โ€œThe SERC business lunch links in with theme of NMD Enterprise Week 2022 which is โ€˜Make it Your Businessโ€™.

“This is a fantastic opportunity for local business owners and managers to build connections with staff from the SERC College.

“They can learn about the wide range of support and advice services offered at SERCโ€™s Downpatrick Campus.

“Having a strong network of connections and knowing who to contact for support is essential for business growth and development.

“I would encourage anyone with an interest to get in touch with the College directly.โ€

Newry Mourne and Down District Council Deputy Chairperson, Councillor Aoife Finnegan, deputising for Cllr Michael Savage, Council Chair, centre, pictured with (l-r) Janice McDonald, Down Business Centre Centre Manager, and Elaine Flynn, SERC Commercial Contracts Manager.

Commercial Contracts Manager at SERC, Elaine Flynn said: โ€œWe are delighted to take part in NMD Enterprise Week 2022.

“Our networking lunch, in partnership with Down Business Centre, is free for local businesses to attend.xa0

“It provides an opportunity to connect with SERCโ€™s Training and Business Services teams who will be on hand to speak with entrepreneurs and employers about the range of support available through the College.

“There are from the Department for the Economy fully funded programmes to support training and innovation, to the NI Apprenticeship Scheme, to bespoke training.

“This is designed to help meet the needs of local businesses in these challenging times.โ€

This networking lunch event is free to attend for local businesses but tickets must be booked in advance by Monday 14 November to secure your place. Search SERC Business Lunch on:

www.eventbrite.co.uk

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