Business Engagement Activities
The Business Development Team at Havering Council provide a range of free business engagement activities. Each meeting will equip delegates with new tools and ideas for running your businesses, and will provide business-to business networking opportunities.
Havering Business Networking - to provide businesses and social enterprises who have an interest in Havering with a unique opportunity to engage with Havering Council.
The Church of the Good Shepherd (church hall), Collier Row, RM5 3BA
Thursday 2 March: Sales & Growth for Local Businesses 5.30 to 8.30pm held at – Book here.
Networking is a proven way to build good relations with other businesses, which can lead to referrals and new business. There are a number of networking groups in Havering including those listed below.
Havering Chamber of Commerce and Industry holds regular breakfast networking meetings on the second Friday of each month at Havering Museum in Romford.
BNI Evolution Chapter meets each Wednesday morning at Maylands Golf Club, Colchester Road, Harold Park, RM3 0AZ from 7am – 8.30am.
BNI Valour chapter meets each Tuesday morning at Thames Gateway YMCA, Rush Green Road, Romford, RM7 0PH from 7am - 8.30am.
The 4N networking group meets every fortnight at Liberty Bell, Mercury Gardens, Romford, RM1 3EN on Thursdays from 8am - 10am.
The ebn Upminster and Hornchurch group meets at Manor Hotel, Berwick Pond Road, Rainham, RM13 9EL from 8am - 10am on alternate Tuesdays.
The Forum of Private Business meets on the second Friday of each month at YMCA, Roneo Corner, Rush Green Road, Romford, RM7 OPH, from 7.30am. More information: Gerry Goldner
Romford Makerspace Meetup is a twice monthly meetup to share ideas and plan ahead. If you are a maker, a 3D print enthusiast, into robotics, or just like tinkering with electronics and technology and you are close to Romford, and you are interested in meeting similar people locally, then this is the group for you.
WordPress meetups are the chance for all WordPress users (and those who want to know more about WordPress) to get together and discuss various aspects of designing, developing and marketing WordPress websites and blogs. Meeting on the 3rd Tuesday of every month from 6pm at The Retailery, in Romford's Market Place.
Check group websites for latest info.
Lindsay Hondebrink is Havering Council's new Interim Business Development Manager. She was Head of Enterprise at SEMLEP, the South East Midlands Local
Enterprise Partnership, with responsibility for enterprise, skills and delivery
of its European Structural Investment Fund Programme.
Prior
to this she worked at Bedford Borough Council for 5 years as its Economic
Development Manager with responsibility for the Regeneration Unit. Lindsay looks forward to working with you to
support business development activity across Havering.
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