26/04/2021- 24 HOURS TO REGISTER – The Good Business Festival presents Change Business for Good

The Good Business Festival team are back – in person – and if you live in the LIVERPOOL CITY REGION they want YOU to be part of their launch event!

On 28 April,  they are hosting a free event taking place at the ACC Liverpool as part of the government’s programme to build back from the pandemic.   Join them for a taster of all the ingredients of The Good Business Festival squeezed into one brilliant afternoon and evening.. ahead of the 3 day Festival in July.

 A chance to be inspired and be challenged. And a chance to spend time with business friends and make new ones for the first time in over a year. A chance to unwind with drinks, delicious home-baked pies. And at the end of the day, a chance to have a really good laugh. Because let’s face it, it’s 2021 and we all need one. 

 Once inside the event there will be no requirement to wear a face covering or practice social distancing (unless you prefer otherwise) . And we promise you won’t hear the words “You’re on mute”!

 In typical TGBF style, the event will bring together big thinkers from across politics, culture and business with a stellar line up!

Tanya Beckett, Business correspondent for the BBCs internationally renowned World Business Report will act as host and will be joined by:

• Sharmadean Reid MBE – Entrepreneur and founder of WAH Nails and The Stack World
• Jeremy Schwartz – Chairman Kantar Sustainability Practice & former CEO of The Body Shop
• Paul Mason – Award Winning British Journalist, Broadcaster and Author
• Steve Rotheram – Metro Mayor, Liverpool City Region
• Simone Roche MBE – Founder, Northern Power Women
• Tony Reeves – Chief Executive, Liverpool City Council
• Mark Stevenson – Expert on Global Trends & Innovation
• Felicia Odamtten – Founder, The Black Economists Network
• Craig Pennington – Founder FutureYard CIC
• Dorcas Seb –  performance poet
• Mick Ferry – comedian renowned as a fine purveyor of lugubrious surrealism
• Rachel Fairburn & Kiri Pritchard-McLean – comedians and co-hosts of the hit comedy podcast All Killa No Filla 

This event will form part of the government’s Events Research Programme (ERP) and if you live in the city region, your attendance will play a vital role in revitalizing the city’s visitor economy, getting people back to enjoying what they love, and ensuring some of our most important growth industries get back on their feet.

Registration closes on Monday 26 April, so secure your ticket now here https://lnkd.in/et6QwE9