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Conference 18: Explore the Future Programme Guide Digital Growth Conference 18: explore the future Programme Guide 8 March 2018 Village Hotel, Broxtowe Nottingham, NG9 6DL #DGPConf18 Today’s Conference is delivered by the Digital Growth Programme in partnership with Better Broadband for Nottinghamshire. The Digital Growth Programme is a £7.2 million project, part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund via the D2N2 Local Enterprise Partnership, that provides dedicated support to enterprises located in Derby, Derbyshire, Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. Delivered in partnership with East Midlands Chamber (Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire) and local stakeholders, it aims to support SMEs to grow through embracing digital technology, ultimately improving competitiveness and productivity. The Programme runs until June 2019 and is contracted to deliver the following results: • 340 fully-funded workshops • 852 enterprises receiving at least 12 hours of support including 69 enterprises in their first year of trading • 128 enterprises taking up broadband with speeds of at least 30 Mbps • 639 enterprises supported to introduce new to the firm products or processes There is ongoing support from dedicated Digital Business Advisers and grant funding opportunities of £2,000 to £16,000*. Speak to a member of the team today to find out how you can apply www.d2n2-digital.co.uk Welcome The Better Broadband for Nottinghamshire Programme is a multi-million pound partnership between Nottinghamshire County Council and a range of funding partners, transforming broadband speeds across the county. On behalf of Nottinghamshire County Council Make the most of the programme resources and book your and East Midlands Chamber (Derbyshire, place on our workshops, which are fully-funded. If you haven’t It was set up to take advantage of the government’s Broadband Delivery UK (BDUK) initiative, which provides yet applied for a grant, speak to one of our advisers on how funding to help councils improve broadband access where it is currently lacking, and needs will not be met by the Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire), we are you can take advantage of this unique support. D2N2 Growth private sector. delighted to welcome you to this year’s Digital Hub and the Chamber are also on hand to assist with any So far over £20 million has been invested in upgrading the county’s telecommunications infrastructure, with Growth Conference delivered in partnership queries relating to business support you may require. thousands of miles of fibre cabling deployed and hundreds of new fibre broadband cabinets installed in towns and villages across Nottinghamshire. with Better Broadband for Nottinghamshire. We We would be grateful if you could complete the feedback hope you have an enjoyable and informative form so we can improve and develop our next digital Benefits of fibre broadband include faster download and upload speeds; the ability to access the internet via Conference. A date will be announced soon so please let us multiple devices without a slower connection, faster downloads of films and music, a better online gaming day. know on the form if you would like to reserve your place. experience, improved file sharing for businesses, solutions based on Cloud computing and being able to work more flexibly. Bringing together some of the UK’s leading authorities in Finally, we would like to encourage you all to really get into digital marketing and emerging technologies, the Conference the spirit of the day by following us on Twitter at either Take action! Are you connected to a superfast service? Upgrades are not automatic so to ensure you benefit, agenda has been developed to highlight how the digital @ebizclub or @EMChamberNews and tweeting about contact your current supplier and ask to upgrade to fibre or check a price comparison website to find the best deal. landscape is changing. It will provide you with the chance to your experiences today, using the hashtag #DGPConf18. For more information contact [email protected] develop your understanding of new technology and latest solutions in an environment designed to inspire new ways of Enjoy your day! working, helping you to make the most of digital technology. The D2N2 Growth Hub is a vital network for growing and ambitious businesses across The Digital Growth Programme (formally known as eBusiness Club) has been delivering digital technology workshops, Derby, Derbyshire, Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. At the heart of everything we do supporting SMEs across the East Midlands since 2003. is a thriving business community that has the potential, ambition and commitment to grow, from small to medium sized enterprises to large, established businesses. The programme so far has engaged with more than 1,000 SMEs across Derby, Derbyshire, Nottingham and Diane Beresford There is a vast array of services on offer from the public, private and third sectors but many businesses struggle to Nottinghamshire, whilst over £2.2 million of grant projects are Deputy Chief Executive find the best services to fit their needs. The D2N2 Growth Hub fills this gap by providing up-to-date, valuable and being delivered to help SMEs utilise new technology within East Midlands Chamber relevant information, guidance and support – saving you time and helping you to focus on what’s important for their business to increase productivity – nearly £1 million of (Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire) your success. these projects are being delivered within Nottinghamshire It is part of the D2N2 Local Enterprise Partnership, a private sector-led partnership promoting economic and job alone. growth across Derby, Derbyshire, Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. The Digital Business Growth Programme Today will provide you with key insights on what to look out received £3.6m, via the European Regional Development Fund portion of D2N2’s €250million in European Structural and Investment Funds (ESIF). The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government is the for and how you can maximise digital technology within your business. You will hear from industry practitioners who Managing Authority for ERDF. Established by the European Union, ERDF funds help local areas stimulate Councillor Mrs Kay Cutts MBE are experts within their fields, providing you with the latest economic development by investing in projects which support innovation, businesses, create jobs and local Leader of Nottinghamshire County Council community regenerations. More information at www.gov.uk/european-growth-funding. insights in digital technology from What’s New in Social, What’s New in Search, as well as a glance into affordable The D2N2 Growth Hub team includes dedicated, experienced and expert business advisers, who are there to give targeted marketing with SKY TV. You will hear also from you the right advice at the right time. So whether you need access to finance to expand, guidance on the latest Nottingham-based business Thorntons Ferrero who will legislation or practical business support, our advisers are here to help. explain how they have expanded their business through the Contact us today www.d2n2growthhub.co.uk use of technology with the support of the programme. 2 * terms and conditions apply 3 Speaker Profiles Programme 08:30 | Registration and networking 09:30 | Welcome Councillor Mrs Kay Cutts MBE, Leader of Nottinghamshire County Council Councillor Mrs Kay Andrew Grill Ian Lockwood Rob Gregory Ceren Clulow 09:45 | The Future of Digital Marketing Cutts MBE Keynote Speaker Boom Marketing Magnifica Better Broadband for Kay was elected Leader of the Practical Futurist Ian will be speaking about the Using a creative mix of existing Nottinghamshire Andrew Grill (Keynote Speaker) Conservative Group in 2000 and International TEDx Speaker, changes in the world of search tools and custom solutions Ceren will provide an update and has held this position ever Andrew inspires the audience engines, from developments in Rob will be illustrating how on the Better Broadband for 10:30 | What’s New in Search? since. She served as Leader of to understand the technology Google’s search result pages businesses can use digital Nottinghamshire programme Nottinghamshire County Council disruptors and how SMEs can to recent algorithm changes, innovation to accelerate its including outlining current Ian Lockwood when the Conservatives took harness these ideas to drive new pay-per-click advertising productivity. As a Business coverage details, future control in June 2009 after 28 real growth. With first-hand features, impact of voice search Owner, he specialises in helping deployment plans and sharing years of Labour administration, knowledge and experience and what the future is likely to improve business efficiency the recent announcement of 11:00 | Break and resumed the Council Leader of the challenges that SMEs hold for search. As Founding through digital technology, Nottinghamshire’s leading role role from May 2017. Kay was face, Andrew has previously Director of a digital agency, he custom applications, mobile in Britain achieving 95 per cent born in Nottinghamshire. managed six technology specialises in online marketing apps and business intelligence superfast broadband coverage. 11:30 | Accelerating Productivity through start-ups over a 12 year period and web design. With over 18 solutions. She will also talk about the core Digital Innovation before joining IBM as a Global years’ in the Internet industry, economic impacts associated Managing Partner. Ian has helped hundreds of with BBfN, which are created
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