The business of Wenta agencies have a new free business support for women entrepreneurs started living in the heart of Bedfordshire, Bedford and Milton Keynes.
The "Women and broadband," which is funded by the Bedfordshire Centre, Bedford and Milton Keynes advice was provided to start women or grow their own business by improving their digital skills, make online and make the most of every opportunity ultra-fast broadband can bring to your company.
Whether growing in the startup phase or an existing business, the program provides a variety of support options, including business consulting one-on-one, one-to-one care, pica during training, such as networks of social development and website as well as a number of opportunities to promote the development of peer support networks-to-peer.
Cllr Robert Middleton, cabinet member for infrastructure, said: "have seen the light of the challenges of the labor market in recent years, to fix the number of women entrepreneurs small, but growing, dynamic company Central will take place for their future success fully the infinite possibilities of marketing. and selling their businesses online.
"In this sense I am pleased that we. Specialized support program for women entrepreneurs through Milton Keynes, as you develop your online business"
Wenta, an agency of the local company offers a wide range of business support and training to encourage and inspire other women entrepreneurs. This is going to learn how to maximize the business opportunities of social media, to develop the Master of the Universe website. "
Jeremy Green, a management consultant Wenta said: "We are delighted to offer this program, we are aware that there are many women, of companies that do a fantastic job, but not necessarily the use of digital technologies, the now owner available. This program will help you to increase your knowledge about the evolution of online and enjoy the many benefits of super-fast broadband can bring to your company. expect this scheme to entrepreneurs to promote more women in the future . "
Admission to the program is free and open to all women. In Central Bedfordshire, Bedford or Milton Keynes
To register in the program or for more information, please visit: www.wenta.co.uk/wab
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