Entrepreneurs, students and association leaders can participate free of charge in a meeting dedicated to companies and initiatives carried out by the Black community of Greater Manchester.

Advice, exchanges and new contacts

“Black Business Stories: Honouring Our Communities Through Enterprise” is held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Manchester Central Library’s Performance Space, St Peter’s Square, M2 5PD.

Organized by the Business & IP Centre Manchester and Impact Africa Business, the event includes an intervention by the Rev. Charles Kwaku-Odoi, Managing Director of the Caribbean & African Health Network, and then a panel discussion with several entrepreneurs. Questions from the public and a time of networking are also planned.

The meeting must address entrepreneurship, leadership, resilience and the creation of opportunities for other community members. Participants will also be able to discover the free professional resources and support offered by the Business & IP Centre.

Admission is free, but prior reservation is required. Participate does not guarantee any funding or commercial partnership: the event is mainly an opportunity to learn, ask questions and expand its network.