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C2S-Events-Programme-29Th-May-2018.Pdf Print Date: Tue 29th May 2018 DATE: Wednesday 6th June 2018 FORUMS TIME: 8:30AM - 11:30AM REGION: Gloucestershire OPEN TO: Leader VENUE: University of Gloucestershire - University of Gloucestershire, Park Campus Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL50 2RH TITLE: 2050 Business Forum Gloucestershire will face some major challenges over the next 30 years that could potentially cause the business community some problems if we don’t take action now. As a business leader your contribution is particularly valuable, it is crucial that the business community have a clear voice in the consultation process. DATE: Thursday 7th June 2018 WORKSHOPS/MASTERCLASSES TIME: 4:00PM - 7:00PM REGION: Bristol & Bath, Gloucestershire, Worcestershire OPEN TO: Members and Non-Members VENUE: Hillside Brewery - Hollybush Farm, Ross Road Longhope, England GL170NG United Kingdom TITLE: Join us for a Fun Afternoon at Hillside Brewery with Activities and Team Building Why is Trust so important in today’s working environment? An introduction, using a fully interactive exercise, about our behaviours in our influencing styles, both internally and externally, supply chain management and trust relationships in the working environment. DATE: Friday 8th June 2018 HR FOCUS TIME: 8:30AM - 11:00AM REGION: All Locations OPEN TO: Members and Non-Members VENUE: University of Gloucestershire - University of Gloucestershire, Park Campus Cheltenham, Gloucestershire GL50 2RH TITLE: HR Focus Group Our Friday 8th June HR Focus Group will be hosted at the University of Gloucestershire where we will welcome Annie Franklin of Working Limited who will lead a presentation and discussion on Mediation and Arbitrage in the workplace. Cathy O'Donoghue of HR Champions will update us on the current topics in HR - with a round table discussion to follow for everyone to join in. Print Date: Tue 29th May 2018 DATE: Wednesday 13th June 2018 C2S SOCIALS TIME: 12:00PM - 2:00PM REGION: All Locations OPEN TO: Members and Non-Members VENUE: Worcester Racecourse - Grand Stand Road Worcester, Worcestershire WR1 3EJ United Kingdom TITLE: Join us for a Business Lunch at Worcester Racecourse Please join us to hear from our outstanding guest Speaker, Nicola Whiting COO of Queens Award winning, fastest growing Cyber Security organisation Titania Ltd. Nicola is a world class speaker on leadership an d culture and will share some of her business insights. DATE: Thursday 14th June 2018 FORUMS TIME: 8:00AM - 11:00AM REGION: All Locations OPEN TO: Leader VENUE: Growth Hub Gloucester - University of Gloucestershire Park Campus, Cheltenham, Gloucester GL50 2RH United Kingdom TITLE: Leaders Boardroom Forum Leaders Forum Boardroom – we all know how important it is to take time out of working in the business to working on the business. These Boardroom sessions are an ideal opportunity to take time out and discuss current topics affecting your business; gain insights into what others are doing and share your experiences and expertise to help other business leaders. DATE: Thursday 14th June 2018 FORUMS TIME: 2:00PM - 5:00PM REGION: All Locations OPEN TO: Executive VENUE: The Growth Hub - Longlevens Gloucester, England GL2 9HW United Kingdom TITLE: Executive Development Programme – Performance Management This session will concentrate on Performance Management with Cathy O'Donoghue of HR Champions - Performance Management is both a strategic and an integrated approach to delivering successful results in organisations by improving the performance and developing the capabilities of teams and individuals. Print Date: Tue 29th May 2018 DATE: Friday 15th June 2018 WORKSHOPS/MASTERCLASSES TIME: 8:30AM - 11:00AM REGION: All Locations OPEN TO: Members and Non-Members VENUE: C11 Cyber Security & Digital Centre - Gloucestershire Science & Technology Park Berkeley Green, Gloucestershire, GL13 9FB TITLE: Ricoh – Growing the Brand Exciting opportunity to hear from Marketing Director Chas Moloney of Global giant Ricoh Ltd. Chas will talk openly about the challenges of their sector today, how Brexit has impacted massively on their industry and what Ricoh Ltd are doing to overcome their challenges. A chance to find out more about new technologies and innovations coming our way and what’s coming up next for the business world. DATE: Tuesday 19th June 2018 WORKSHOPS/MASTERCLASSES TIME: 8:30AM - 11:00AM REGION: All Locations OPEN TO: Members and Non-Members VENUE: Eastwood Park - FalfieldWotton-under-Edge Gloucestershire, GL12 8DA United Kingdom TITLE: Costs Walk on Two Legs – Maximising the Value of Your People This isn’t a typical ‘people’ workshop. Here we look at People purely through the lens of how it can increase your profitability, your effectiveness and your efficiency. In this session, we help you to look at the value of measuring the effectiveness of your people and your culture. We use real life examples, and practical models to help you start to think about your workforce in a different way. DATE: Tuesday 19th June 2018 CYBER FOCUS, WORKSHOPS/MASTERCLASSES TIME: 9:00AM - 11:30AM REGION: All Locations OPEN TO: Members and Non-Members VENUE: Worcester Racecourse - Grand Stand Road Worcester, Worcestershire WR1 3EJ United Kingdom TITLE: GDPR Part 3 – What Next? Post 25th May 2018 what does GDPR now mean for us all? Join us for GDPR Part 3 – What Next? Professor Richard Benham and guests will provide an update on the latest news from the ICO, an insight into what’s really happening in the business world today and updates on the latest fines and news. Open discussion about where we all are today and what next looks like! Print Date: Tue 29th May 2018 DATE: Wednesday 20th June 2018 C2S SOCIALS TIME: 8:00AM - 9:30AM REGION: All Locations OPEN TO: Members VENUE: Cheltenham Racecourse - Evesham Road Prestbury, Gloucestershire GL50 4SH United Kingdom TITLE: C2S Social – The C2S BIG Breakfast This is a great opportunity for ALL Members from ALL Regions to get together for our Annual C2S Social - The BIG Breakfast. - it's on us & free to all Members. A great opportunity to catch up, meet new members, make new relationships and explore new business opportunities. Event sponsored by Fig, Abbey Business Group, Bamboo, BPE Solicitors, Cotswold BMW Motor Group & Simple Hygiene Solutions DATE: Wednesday 20th June 2018 WORKSHOPS/MASTERCLASSES TIME: 5:30PM - 7:30PM REGION: All Locations OPEN TO: Leader VENUE: St James’s Place - 1 Tetbury Road Cirencester, Gloucestershire GL7 1FP TITLE: CEO Round Table – Getting the Best Talent in the Boardroom There has been a lot of talk about the publication of the Gender Pay Gap reporting for businesses employing over 250 people and what actions companies are taking to address any imbalance. Please join us for this CEO Round Table discussion hosted by Saint James’s Place (SJP) on the 20th June 2018 to discuss what businesses can do to attract and retain the best talent. DATE: Monday 25th June 2018 WORKSHOPS/MASTERCLASSES TIME: 8:30AM - 11:00AM REGION: Bristol & Bath, Chepstow/Monmouthshire, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Worcestershire OPEN TO: Members and Non-Members VENUE: FIG Offices - Southgate House, Gloucester, GL1 1UD United Kingdom TITLE: Getting the Most from Social Media Come along and find out the latest updates and what's new in social media and how you can make the most of your social media connections to market and promote your business going forward. Examine the impact of GDPR on marketing post 25th May. Print Date: Tue 29th May 2018 DATE: Thursday 28th June 2018 CYBER FOCUS, WORKSHOPS/MASTERCLASSES TIME: 8:30AM - 11:00AM REGION: All Locations OPEN TO: Members and Non-Members VENUE: Eastwood Park - FalfieldWotton-under-Edge Gloucestershire, GL12 8DA United Kingdom TITLE: Future Proofing Your IT for Growth Optimising IT will be talking about how to best future-proof your IT. Does your business currently have an IT strategy in place that underpins and enables the overall business strategy? Optimising IT will be covering the benefits of aligning an IT strategy with the business strategy, including recommended investment timelines and maximising the value your IT can deliver. DATE: Tuesday 3rd July 2018 COMPANY VISITS TIME: 9:00AM - 1:00PM REGION: All Locations OPEN TO: Members and Non-Members VENUE: drp - 212, Ikon Estate, Droitwich Road Hartlebury, DY10 4EU TITLE: C2S Visit to drp Group Ltd – The Future of Communication Exclusive visit to drp Group Ltd - A talk from the Dale Parmenter, Group CEO about the award winning drp Group journey with the opportunity for Q&A. We will then hear from Callum Gill, Head of Insight and Innovation on research and statistics, followed by a tour of the studios and talk on special effects. DATE: Wednesday 4th July 2018 C2S SOCIALS TIME: 5:30PM - 7:00PM REGION: All Locations OPEN TO: Members and Non-Members VENUE: Malmaison Cheltenham - Bayshill Road Cheltenham,, GL50 3AS TITLE: C2S 5th Year Anniversary Celebration 2018 is the 5 Year Anniversary of Circle2Success and we are delighted to invite you to Malmaison, Cheltenham to meet some of our amazing members and celebrate the success of our business community. Join us for a glass of wine, an opportunity to meet our members and new dynamic businesses and to hear the Circle2Success story from Angela Edwards and Suzanne Hall-Gibbins. Print Date: Tue 29th May 2018 DATE: Friday 6th July 2018 C2S SOCIALS TIME: 12:30PM - 2:30PM REGION: All Locations OPEN TO: Members and Non-Members VENUE: Hotel Du Vin - Cheltenham GL50 3AH TITLE: Circle2Success Cheese Club Hosted by Hotel Du Vin, Cheltenham we offer a delicious 2 course lunch preceded by a complimentary welcome glass of wine on arrival. This is a great opportunity to meet with business colleagues and make new contacts, and for those cheese lovers, hear from an expert on the Cheeses served on the day. DATE: Tuesday 10th July 2018 COMPANY VISITS TIME: 5:30PM - 7:30PM REGION: Wiltshire OPEN TO: Members and Non-Members VENUE: Winkworth Farm - Lea Malmesbury, Wiltshire SN16 9NH TITLE: Exclusive Invitation to an Evening with SsangYong Please join us for Drinks and Canapes at Winkworth Farm - C2S Members SsangYong will be showcasing the arrival of their brand new Musso Truck and there will also be an opportunity to drive the cars.
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