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Crains Manchester Business Cost: £50 | Home | Online Lists | This Week's Issue | Business Events | Crain's White Papers | Services | Advertising | Public Records | Search Advanced Search Log In | Free Email Alerts Signup | Subscribe / Renew | CMB Mobile | Rss Text Size: S M L Local Events Calendar Readers' Poll Print this calendar | Add your event Does it matter whether Search by Keyword: Search Manchester loses direct transatlantic flights? Search by Date Range: Next 7 days A. Yes, it damages Manchester Next 14 days Airport Next Month Next Three Months B. No, passengers benefit if it's Next Six Months cheaper to connect via Paris or Amsterdam A B Vote A total of 77 events have been found. Wednesday, September 2, 2009 - Friday, September 25, 2009 As well as voting please send us your comments. Supersonic Extravaganza Click here Altrincham & Sale Chamber of Commerce Centenary Event - 02 October £55pp To book: [email protected] Speaker: Hosted by Becky Want, BBC Radio Manchester Event Time: 19.00 - 23.00 Venue: Concorde Conference Centre Address: Manchester Airport Contact: Barbara Hallwood E-Mail: [email protected] Phone: 0161 941 3250 Event: Type Business Networking/Social Occasion Target: Audience Leading business professionals within South Trafford Organizer: Marketing Profile Ltd Cost: £55 per person Wednesday, September 2, 2009 - Thursday, October 1, 2009 Business Taxation Update Other News Edgar Brothers on target with To assist qualified Finance Directors to meet their compulsory annual CPD requirements, Horwath Clark Whitehill is hosting a series of accounts and business taxation update seminars. Why you should attend: Orbit Counts towards your annual CPD requirement, Keeps you up to date with current business tax legislation, SFO launches price fixing Provides awareness of business tax efficiency opportunities. Course content: Current developments in probe at JJB and Sports Direct company taxation, CGT changes affecting business owners, Topical employee taxation issues, including share incentive schemes, VAT developments, other changes in the 2009 Finance Act including pension tax Colliers leads Kimberly-Clark relief restrictions for those with income over 150,000. shed search Speaker: Steve Livingston - Corporate Tax Partner, Tom Elliott - Tax Partner Sandra N Brown tipped to take-over McLean - VAT Senior Manager High & Mighty Event Time: 09.00 - 12.30 OFT won't let car dealer collect debts Venue: Horwath Clark Whitehill LLP Co-op Bank posts 11 per cent Address: Sixth Floor, Arkwright House, Parsonage Gardens interim profits increase City: Manchester, M3 2HP Contact: Debbie Joseph This Week's Issue E-Mail: [email protected] Phone: 0161 214 7500 Event: Type CPD Seminar Target: Audience Qualified Finance Directors Cost: Free Wednesday, September 9, 2009 Aid Funded Business Seminar Each year, approximately US$60 billion is disbursed in the form of loans, grants or projects designed jointly by Donors and the Governments of Developing countries, or provided as aid relief in circumstances of natural disasters, warfare and famine. In order to tackle the issue of aid/development, the private sector Culture for Sale plays a vital role in supplying the necessary goods and services needed to achieve the goals of organisations such as the United Nations, World Bank, Regional Development Banks and the European New blow to airport as Delta Union. calls halt to New York flights Duo take on Halfords with e- Event Time: 08:45 - 15:00 commerce venture Venue: Old Trafford Football Stadium For the Record Address: Sir Matt Busby Way, Old Trafford What's News City: Manchester, M16 0RA Corrie sale 'an opportunity' for Contact: Jonathan Shaw region E-Mail: [email protected] Hospitality firm hopes for a bullseye with darts packages Phone: 0161 875 2337 Ex-teacher's online venture is Event: Type Seminar adding up Target: Audience Any company who thinks they may be able to provide goods/services that Law deal for state school kids would be of benefit to any of theInternational Aid/Donor organisations working in the Developing world. Graduate's ideas made FREE mobile phone software firm Cost: more focused Thursday, September 10, 2009 Most Read Stockport Breakfast Club Manchester arrests in Should I be Tweeting - Social Media basics With all the fuss about Facebook and talk about Twitter, are construction industry ‘missing you missing out by not knowing how to use social media? Matthew Goldsbrough, of Goldsbrough trader' probe Consulting, will give you the basics about how tools like LinkedIn, blogs Facebook and Twitter can be used Manchester lures National to extend your network and promote your business. Using examples from successful businesses, Matthew will help you decide what to use, and show you some of the traps to avoid. Football Museum to Urbis Myconostica raises £1.7m as Speaker: Should I be Tweeting - Social Media Basics big hitters join board Event Time: 07.15 - 09.00 NWDA spends £4.9m on mentors for small firms Venue: Alma Lodge Hotel Lloyds backs IFA consolidator Address: 149 Buxton Road with £12.5m package City: Stockport, SK2 6EL Contact: Pauline Pawlykiwskyj Borough News E-Mail: [email protected] Manchester news Phone: 0161 875 2357 Trafford news Stockport news Event: Type Networking Breakfast with guest speaker Tameside news Target: Audience Greater Manchester Businesses Oldham news Salford news Organizer: Business Support Solutions Wigan news £16 inc vat Chamber Members £32 inc Vat non-members Cost: Bolton news Bury news Thursday, September 10, 2009 Rochdale Rotary looks at the work of a Prison Foreign Nationals Officer Rotary invites Andy Platt, recently awarded the MBE for his work in Manchester Prison, to talk about the Work of a Prison Nationals Officer Speaker: Andy Platt, MBE 'The Work of a Prison Nationals Officer' Event Time: 12.30 - 14.00 Venue: Freemasons Hall Address: Bridge St, off Deansgate City: Manchester Contact: Philip E Webb E-Mail: [email protected] Phone: 01625 861342 Event: Type Rotary';s weekly meeting Target: Audience People from the City of Manchester Organizer: Rotary Club of Manchester Cost: £4 plus snack lunch Tuesday, September 15, 2009 Is your wardrobe working? by Colette Ali, Image Consultant & Anthony McDonald, Founder of The House of Rosehill We start the autumn programme with a cracking double bill that is all about image and making your wardrobe work for you. The fashion forecast is for a return to more tailored and formal clothes, yes even shoulder pads are making a comeback!! To guide you through this minefield we have Colette Ali, a member of NNW, who has the info about what is in the high street, and Anthony McDonald, founder of The House of Rosehill and an expert in design and making clothes just for you. Speaker: Is your wardrobe working? by Colette Ali, Image Consultant & Anthony McDonald, Founder of The House of Rosehill Event Time: 18.30 - 21.00 Venue: Etrop Grange Address: Thorley Lane, Manchester Airport, M90 4EG City: Manchester, M90 4EG Contact: Clare Rothwell E-Mail: [email protected] Phone: 07841 756170 Event: Type Womens Networking Event Target: Audience Business women Cost: £15 for Network NW members, £20 for non-members Tuesday, September 15, 2009 Practical Advice for Family Businesses George Davies Solicitors LLP is teaming up with Steuer Gregsson Management Consultants and Mike Roberts of Frank Roberts and Son Bakers and NW Regional Chairman of the Institute of Family Business, to deliver a fantastic seminar focussing on Family Businesses and the issues that they face. The seminar will look at various issues including: · constitution documents - shareholders agreement, employment contracts · do you know what will happen to the company in the event of your death or another shareholder's death · how get the best tax gains · passing the business on · what to do in a crisis Speaker: George Davies Solicitors LLP, Steuer Gregsson Management Consultants and Mike Roberts of Frank Roberts and Son Bakers Practical Advice for Family Businesses Event Time: 18.00 - 21.00 Venue: The Village Hotel Cheadle Address: Cheadle Road, Cheadle City: Cheshire, SK8 1HW Contact: Lindsey Farrelly E-Mail: [email protected] Phone: 0161 234 8802/07717 177 609 Event: Type Seminar Target: Audience Directors and shareholders of family businesses Organizer: George Davies Solicitors LLP Cost: FREE Tuesday, September 15, 2009 International Business Day with Copernicus and NFIA The Netherlands is an exciting business opportunity for UK companies considering European expansion. The international and open Dutch business environment provides a successful gateway to continental Europe. The country offers a strategic location in Europe and a highly skilled and well educated multilingual workforce. Combined with a top level physical and technological infrastructure, the Netherlands provides the necessary solutions for your business growth. The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce in association with the Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA) and market experts Copernicus would like to invite you to participate in their International Business Day. Event Time: 0930 Venue: The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce Address: Warren Bruce Court, Warren Bruce Road, Trafford Park City: Manchester, M17 1LB Contact: Catherine Fleetwood E-Mail: [email protected] Phone: 0161 237 4451 Event: Type Business Opportunity Target: Audience Start-up companies, entrepreneurs, Organizer: The Greater Manchester Chamber
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