An invitation to Preston businesses
Preston Partnership’s next event, ‘Preston, Looking in’, will take place in just under a month’s time.
Andrew Carter, Chief Executive of the national think take Centre for Cities, will be presenting, followed by a panel discussion and opportunity for questions and networking. Hosted by the Preston Marriott Hotel, the event which takes place 6 June 2019 is the 2nd meeting in the Partnership’s quarterly events programme.
Director of Preston Partnership (CIC) and Executive Chairman of Harrison Drury Solicitors, John Chesworth said,
“We’re looking forward to welcoming Andrew Carter back to Preston. It will be a great opportunity to hear an analysis of Preston from a national perspective, to better understand how we can look to build on the strengths and opportunities the city already offers.
“I believe Preston Partnership is going to play an important role in the city and am pleased to see that membership has steadily increased since our launch event in March. We hope to welcome new members at this event and continue the dialogue about the future success of the city.”
Preston Partnership, established as a Community Interest Company in 2018, was created to offer an opportunity for collaborative dialogue between the public, private and third sectors and actively engage in the development and future potential of Preston.
Thursday 6 June 2019 | 8am – 10am at Preston Marriott Hotel
This is a ticketed event. Tickets are free but you must register to book your place. Members can bring a non-member guest. Tickets can be booked through Skiddle- Preston, Looking in event
Light refreshments will be provided.
- Preston Partnership is an independent partnership of businesses and organisations that are passionate about and committed to the city. The partnership is for businesses and organisations of all sizes that are interested in Preston’s current and future success. For more information please visit prestonpartnership.org
- A small annual subscription fee enables the partnership to maintain its independence and self-sufficiency.
- In addition to the quarterly events programme members of Preston Partnership are invited to attend added value events, receive regular newsletters and be included within the online member’s directory.
About Centre for Cities
The UK’s economy is driven by the success of its cities, which generate opportunities and prosperity for people in all parts of the country.
Centre for Cities produce rigorous, data-driven research and policy ideas to help cities and Government address the challenges and opportunities they face – from boosting productivity and wages to preparing for Brexit and the changing world of work.
Working closely with urban leaders, Whitehall and business ensures Centre for Cities work is relevant, accessible and of practical use to cities and policy makers.
Their mission is to help UK cities realise their economic potential.