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Panellists will discuss what the future holds for Doncaster
Oliver and his mobile pizza business, the Pizza Trail
Chef’s new venture aims to get a pizza the action
A head chef is forging a tasty future for himself by embracing his love of Italian cuisine to launch a new gourmet pizza business. Oliver Ellis has started to earn his own dough,
after he secured support from Launchpad, a unique business support programme, to help him to take his mobile pizza business, The Pizza Trail, on tour throughout Yorkshire. After graduating in languages and then working
across different restaurants, developing menus and experiencing the marketing side of the catering industry, he began dreaming of going it alone. Unsure how to commercialise his new ideas, he
contacted the Sheffield City Region Launchpad programme, run by Doncaster Chamber, which provides entrepreneurs with practical support and advice during the all-important first two years of trading. Through Oliver’s participation in the
programme he was able to get to grips with running his fledgling business, through attending the Chamber’s workshops on bookkeeping and accounting, and meeting with his business adviser to support him through the learning curve. Oliver said: “Launchpad was instrumental in
helping me to get accustomed to the ins-and- outs of business ownership and its accounting support was especially helpful.” Launchpad is the Sheffield City Region Growth
Hub’s key business support programme for new business. Financially supported by the European Regional Development Fund and delivered by local authorities within the Sheffield City Region and the Prince’s Trust, the programme provides free help and support to budding entrepreneurs in the City Region. Entrepreneurs who access Launchpad are those who are thinking of starting their own business, or have started trading within the last two years.
Visit:
doncaster-chamber.co.uk/launchpad- business-support-programme
30 CHAMBERconnect Winter 2019
Business Conference goes local and global
Over 300 public and private sector business leaders are expected to attend Doncaster Chamber's flagship event.
Public and private sector business leaders will attend the Doncaster Business Conference 2019 on Thursday 16 May to discuss what the future holds for Doncaster and its impact on the local economy and residents. The Conference host,
delegates will have the opportunity to ask questions and comment on hot topics impacting Doncaster businesses,” said Dan Fell, CEO of Doncaster Chamber.
‘The conference will drive
Hannah Essex, from the British Chambers of Commerce, will question high-profile speakers and panellists on their opinions about acting locally and thinking globally, including the challenges and opportunities it brings, particularly during the current economic climate. “The conference will drive conversations
conversations between the public and
private sectors’ “Doncaster Chamber is an
organisation that is strongly committed to supporting business and growing the local economy and this annual event has become the opportunity for business leaders to meet, network and
hear and challenge the latest thinking for Doncaster.”
Doncaster Business Conference will
take place on Thursday 16 May 2019, 8am-1.30pm, at Legacy Centre.
between the public and private sectors about some of the key issues that matter most to Doncaster businesses – namely the opportunity to keep improving and growing. Our high-profile speakers will share their own business experiences and best practice and
Book tickets via Doncaster Chamber:
www.doncaster-chamber.co.uk 01302 640100
chamber@doncaster-chamber.co.uk
Join in the chat about Doncaster Business Conference #DNFuture
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