Andrew Armitage, founder and owner of Lake District digital agency A Digital is the latest speaker to be confirmed for the in-cumbria Digital workshop this month.
The free event, which will take place on Tuesday the 28th of February 2017, is designed to help businesses grow using digital strategy and online marketing.
The event will offer a number of speakers providing advice and guidance, as well as hands-on practical sessions from the region’s digital leaders.
Joining Andrew will be Phil Rushton of Connecting Cumbria (who’s heading up BT’s superfast broadband roll-out in Cumbria) and Tom Little of CN Group (the multimedia group’s digital manager) to offer their own take on region’s digital business priorities.
Planned for the event's schedule is a popular “20 ideas in 20 minutes” session, in which the 20 biggest priorities for businesses interested in digital will be shared with attendees.
“We’re looking at squeezing in as much practical advice for people as possible.
"Of course there’ll be all the usual opportunities to network but we want to give people actions they can take away with them and implement for their businesses in 2017.” - Tom Little
The event, which is sponsored by Connecting Cumbria, is open to all businesses in the region, whether currently digitally engaged or otherwise.
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