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Green businesses ready for The Big Eco Show
A large-scale event bringing together green businesses will be held for the first time in North East England this September.
The Big Eco Show will showcase businesses from across the region operating in the low-carbon and climate resilient economy on Wednesday 19 September at the Stadium of Light in Sunderland.
The free-to-attend show is being held by Daisy Green Media and Events Ltd and ClimateNE. Partners include: Bdaily; Charge Your Car; Federation of Small Businesses (FSB); Potts Printers; and Tadea.
It aims to not only showcase and celebrate businesses in the field, but will also provide information and advice for those wanting to take steps to become more green and eco-friendly.
FSB Regional Chair, Ted Salmon, said: “North East businesses are bringing their considerable acumen and entrepreneurial skills to bear and are developing and exploiting the genuine commercial opportunities that tackling and responding to climate change can present. This event will prove to be a fantastic way to showcase the activity taking place here in North East England while providing advice, information and inspiration for others.”
The Big Eco Show will feature an exhibition showcasing businesses; a range of key note speakers and workshops; and networking sessions; a ‘Seriously Speaking’ debate, will also be filmed and streamed online, and attendees will also get the opportunity to test drive electric vehicles.
To book tickets, please visit Bdaily’s event page at http://bdaily.co.uk/events/environment/10-07-2012/the-big-eco-show/
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Jen Atkinson - ClimateNE .
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