A week-long business programme kicked off at Harrogate Convention Centre yesterday (Monday).
Businesses across North Yorkshire are being given the chance to hear key advice and learn strategies to help develop their businesses.
The programme has a particular focus on small businesses, which hold a significant place within North Yorkshire.
The programme includes practical workshops led by experts on topics such as business growth, finance, marketing and innovation, which will be tailored to the needs and ambitions of North Yorkshire businesses.
The event is set to encourage Harrogate businesses and aims to foster a supportive community among small business owners.
Councillor Mark Crane said:
“North Yorkshire Business Week is a major programme of events that will help provide support for our businesses and will draw on the expertise and experience of entrepreneurs across the county.”

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