Headz Up Business is set to welcome over 100 of the regions business women when it hosts one of the biggest small business events this October.
The ‘Ladies Give Your Business a Boost’ conference, due to take place on October 4 at Walsall Bescot Stadium, is an event that will bring together business women and professionals from across the region.
The conference will support Breast Cancer Awareness Month and help to raise vital funds for ‘Walsall Breast Cancer Care Group.’
The charity provides support for women who are recovering from breast cancer. The group arrange hospital visits and a number of events including pampering sessions to build women’s self-esteem and confidence after surgery.
The group are celebrating their 30th anniversary this month and Headz Up Business will be helping to raise funds for a worthy cause close to people’s hearts. Conference delegates are being asked to wear an item of pink clothing and dig deep on the day.
Four keynote speakers have signed up to share their expertise with delegates to help them build their confidence and knowledge.
Digital marketing expert and author Annmarie Hanlon, writer and author Nicci Fletcher, public speaking specialist Lorna D. Sheldon, and style image consultant Libby Walton will all share their industry secrets and strategies.
Annmarie Hanlon will explain how to make the most of Linked In to generate business opportunities and Nicci Fletcher will give advice on how budding authors can write their own book and get published.
Lorna D. Sheldon will show delegates how they can improve their networking and presentation skills and Libby Walton will explain how women should dress for success in business.
Pushpa Alexander, Founder of Headz Up Business said:
“We are really looking forward to welcoming delegates to what will be a very inspiring and motivating day. The economic climate is tough and women need to find ways to stand out.
The event will bring together powerful women in business and help women build their confidence to progress in their career or business. We hope our delegates raise as much money as they can to help Walsall Breast Cancer Support Group and support the great work they do.”
