Social Circle MK
Keynote speakers leading successful networking initiative
Keynote speakers and special guests have been announced for the upcoming Social Circle MK event taking place in September. Sukhi Gill, Town Deal Investment Lead at Milton
Keynes City Council, will be the guest speaker at the forth- coming event where she will share insights into investing in Bletchley and the importance of the Oxford – Cambridge Corridor, bringing business to the area. T is will be the second in a series of events planned
as part of the new networking initiative following its successful launch, attracting business leaders from across the region and aimed at helping to boost business growth.
T e second Social Circle MK session will take place on
Wednesday September 10, at Challenge House, Sherwood Drive, Bletchley, between 6pm and 7.30pm. Serviced offi ce space specialist Landmark launched its Social Circle MK initiative at its premises, Challenge House, a popular business hub in the area and home to multiple industry- leading companies, charities and organisations operating regionally and globally. Speaker Sukhi, who is Project Manager on the Town
Deal Regeneration programme, promoting inward investment and engaging with the business community to enhance the local economy, will lead the Social Circle MK session and, following her talk, there will be a question and answer session. Sukhi said: “Bletchley is strategically positioned
within the Ox-Cam Corridor, with regeneration and East Rail upgrades, making it a compelling choice for investors and businesses. It’s a location primed for both connectivity and prosperity.” It is anticipated business leaders from across the region
will attend the event which will also be attended by Milton Keynes Mayor James Lancaster. Key decision makers from companies based at Challenge House and across the Bletchley and Milton Keynes business community have been invited to join together at the exclusive event.
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