One aspiring entrepreneur will have the chance to win a total package worth £120,000, providing a rent free shop, business support and much more!
The Women’s Business Development Agency has hailed Women’s Enterprise Day in Coventry as a huge success. Would-be entrepreneurs talked to other women who have taken the plunge to set up their own companies as well as experts from the city-based Women’s Business Development Agency (WBDA).
A Nationwide Initiative has recently been started in order to ensure that both the skills and experiences of Young Britain are not going to waste. With countless Schools and Colleges, and both Coventry University and Warwick University on our door step, there is no reason why you too can't take advantage of Young Britain.
To find out how you or your organisation can benefit from this initiative then click on the link and start supporting Young Britain!
Business and workers in Coventry are set to benefit from a new initiative.
Enterprising Coventry will invest £7 million to city businesses and residents over the next two years. More...
Should the spotlight be shining on you? The Daily Mail Enterprising Young Brits Awards are now open and calling for entries!
Are you fulfilling your entrepreneurial dream? Have you successfully mixed creativity with commercial flair, or demonstrated real determination in turning your ideas into reality? If so the Daily Mail Enterprising Young Brits competition could be right up your street!
But get cracking the closing date is the 27th of Feb 2009!
LEGI can report that great progress continues across the programme with targets for assisting businesses, creating new jobs and generating additional sales already exceeded.We are also extremely close to reaching our targets for establishing new social enterprises and safeguarding existing businesses and are on course to meet our new business start up target as well.
Come and see us during Enterprise Week at the Lower Precinct on the 19th and 21st of November between 9:30am and 5:30pm. LEGI staff will be on hand to talk about finding employment, starting a business or even support for a current business. We will look forward to seeing you…
LEGI Coventry (Local Enterprise Growth Initiative) has unveiled a brand new stall at Coventry’s historic Market. The stall has been set up on the suggestion of delighted market traders after they received a range of business support services and special funding by LEGI, enabling stallholders to raise the profile of their businesses.
Celebrations at St Mary’s Guildhall in Coventry on Monday 16 June marked the graduation of 16 students from Project Inspire, a unique new Coventry-based, LEGI- funded enterprise and personal development programme for people considering running their own business.
A LEGI-funded DVD created to inspire the people of Coventry into enterprise, whatever their age or background, was launched at the Broad Horizons Youth Enterprise Centre in Foleshill.
Coventry businesses have been given the chance to meet face-to-face with a range of key public sector decision makers to discuss trading opportunities thanks to the latest in a series of Public Procurement support events organised by Supply2Cov, a Coventry City Council initiative funded by LEGI.
A new advertising campaign for Coventry’s Local Enterprise Growth Initiative (or LEGI) breaks today and will run throughout the City for the next thirteen weeks.
Over 130 people from Coventry-based businesses, social enterprises and voluntary and community organisations gathered at the Windmill Village Hotel in Coventry on the 29th and 31st January 2008 for a series of Public Procurement Information events organised by Supply2Cov. The two-hour briefings conveyed a broad range of information designed to help them access trading opportunities within Coventry City Council and the wider public sector.
