With the awards season upon us we thought it would be a good time to look at the question many business owners ask themselves: Are business awards worthwhile? The short answer is yes. Being recognised by the right awards can bring your business a host of benefits. The ‘independent recognition’ can be the endorsement new…
Join us at the lunchtime keynote at Kent Vision LIVE to hear which companies have made the final shortlist for this year’s prestigious KEiBA Awards. The finalists for KEiBA 2016 will be announced at 12.45pm on Wednesday 11th May by Rob Wills – the popular KMFM Drivetime presenter – immediately before the lunchtime keynote on creating a positive customer…
Thousands of businesses converged on the Kent Event Centre last month (13th May) to celebrate the tenth anniversary of Kent 2020 Vision LIVE, the UK’s largest regional business event. This was the first event since Revolution Events acquired the Kent 2020 brand from its previous owners and was widely reported to be the best one yet. New…
After a brilliant day at yesterday’s tenth Kent 2020 Vision LIVE, we wanted to say a huge THANK YOU to all of our exhibitors, speakers, visitors and the whole Kent business community. With the sun shining brightly all day up at the Kent Event Centre, we could not have asked for a more perfect way to celebrate our…
Start your day with a delicious cooked breakfast and begin networking before Kent 2020 Vision LIVE even opens – by joining senior representatives from many of the county’s leading organisations for a special event hosted by Kent County Council. At the Kent 2020 Networking Breakfast, visitors and exhibitors can fuel up for the busiest day of the Kent…
Come along to the lunchtime keynote at Kent 2020 Vision LIVE to hear which companies have made the final shortlist for this year’s prestigious KEiBA Awards, to be announced at 1pm on 13th May by Mark Dance, Cabinet Member for Regeneration and Economic Development at Kent County Council. KEiBA – Kent Excellence in Business Awards is an awards…
“So what has Kent County Council ever done for businesses in Kent?” That was the question put to me by a businessman at a recent event. I took a deep breath and let him have it with both barrels – for about twenty five minutes. After which, he responded “Oh, quite a lot then!” And with…
