Name: Linking the Chain Tees Valley – Christmas Special
Start: 2024-11-29T09:00:00+00:00
End: 2024-11-29T13:00:00+00:00
Location: East Durham College

$Linking the Chain Tees Valley \u2013 Christmas Special$

Final Linking the Chain event for 2024 – bringing Teesside & Sunderland businesses together
About this Event

Why Attend:

This is final Linking the Chain of 2024 and to end the year we are bringing together the businesses involved in the Tees Valley Supply Chain Programme and Sunderland Supply Chain Programme

Our aim to foster relationships and forge new collaboration opportunities across the region

As with all our Linking the Chain events, each business will get the opportunity to present a 90sec elevator pitch to the network group

We will even enjoy a mince pie or two as we wish everyone a very happy 2025 and network together building better relationships across the North East region

Who Should Attend:

These meeting will support us building the legacy of this programme by strengthening the “Links” between the local business community and is open to all registered programme businesses on the Tees Valley Supply Chain programme.

Agenda

9.00am – Beverages & Networking

9.30am – Welcome from Tees Valley & Sunderland Supply Chain Programme

9.40am – East Durham College – How We Can Help Your Business - (engineering, science manufacturing, construction, Lean Manufacturing, Team leader, Creative media, catering, hospitality, business admin)

9.55am – Round Robin Introductions – 90sec per business

10.45am – Refill & Break & Mince Pies

11.00am – Round Robin Introductions – 90sec per business

11.45am – Question Time & Thanks

11.50am – Tour & Networking – Make the Links Time – Bring your Business Cards and Flyers.

12.30pm - Close

About Tees Valley Supply Chain

Tees Valley Supply Chain is delivered by RTC North on behalf of the Tees Valley Mayor and Combined Authority, and the Tees Valley Business Board.

If your business is based in Tees Valley (Darlington, Hartlepool, Middlesbrough, Redcar & Cleveland or Stockton-On-Tees), support is fully funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund. Support is conditional based on eligibility and suitability checks, and for one-to-one productivity support the completion of a diagnostic.