Bringing the Bristol business community together, to meet, learn, network and help get Bristol back to business.
Bristol’s first virtual Business Festival will have 10 segments, each representing a key area of the economy, with its own keynote speaker, giving the big picture; expert panel sessions for in-depth discussions; workshops to learn; networking to connect; and an expo area to do business.
There are 10 keynote speakers & expert panels who will cover the following business areas:
A virtual event to fit around you schedule, relevant to your business, bespoke to you and hop in and out from home or the office.
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Keeping hold of people inside and out – Part two: Clients
9:30am
-1:30pm
Kinneir Dufort, 5 Host St, Bristol BS1 5BU
BCI Workshop
With winning new business being tougher than ever, this session will not only refresh the essentials of client management, but uncover the things client really want from agencies, and the steps agencies can take to retain them.
Wake Up Call: How businesses can implement sustainable creative and production methods to make a difference to the planet
8:30am
-9am
Online
BCI Webinar
Join this webinar from Amy Goodman and come away with new knowledge and real life tips to make a difference across all stages of production and resources which you and your teams can implement today.
Bristol Creative Industries Walk & Talk: March outdoor networking
10am
-12.30pm
East Harptree
BCI Networking
A networking event with a difference! Our event in March 2025 is a walk around East Harptree in the beautiful Chew Valley near Bristol. This is a great opportunity for members to make some new connections within the creative industry whilst exploring the countryside.
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