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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Workshop Wizardry: How to run magical workshops with Mette Davis
9.30am
-1pm
ForrestBrown, 10 Templeback, Bristol, BS1 6FL
BCI Workshop
According to the World Economic Forum, critical thinking and problem-solving skills are at the top of the skills list that employers believe will grow in prominence over the next five years. But how often do we leave a workshop feeling frustrated that we haven’t achieved the intended outcome, deflated by the lack of energy or participation in the room, or annoyed that it’s been derailed by competing agendas or personalities?
Join Mette on 11th April for a half-day interactive session packed with handy tools, techniques and tips, on how to run brilliant workshops.
The CMO’s guide to conversion optimisation: optimising the customer journey, from click to conversion
9am
-2pm
Watershed, 1 Canons Road, Harbourside, BS1 5TX
Panel Discussion
Want to convert your visitors into engaged, happy customers?
Our third “CMO’s Guide to…” event is on Wednesday 17 April and will feature speakers from Microsoft, Pinterest and VWO, the world’s leading A/B testing platform.
This time it’s all about converting customers – helping you improve the whole digital customer acquisition journey, from first impression to conversion.
Startup Stories: Going Loco for Low Code
11.30am
-2pm
Engine Shed, Station Approach, Redcliffe, BS1 6QH
Panel Discussion
Setting up a business involves making many key decisions. Something most tech founders will have in common is whether to choose a low/no code option or the traditional software development route.
Join SETsquared Bristol’s panel discussion and Q&A where startup founders will discuss their experiences to help you decide which approach will best suit you.