Collaboration is a term that has been gaining increasing traction since lockdown, as business leaders have reached out, connected, supported and learnt from each other, often in new ways, in tough times.
New business organisation Collaborate South West is running a short survey to understand perceptions around collaboration, the learnings that have happened during lockdown and how it is shaping the South West business landscape in 2020 and beyond.
Mandy Swift, co-founder of Collaborate South West, said: “In a challenging year new methods of working have emerged in a very short space of time, within and between organisations. Collaborate South West was launched off the back of this new momentum and we’re keen to find out the approaches being used by businesses. We will share the insight with the business community. It should make for fascinating reading.”
All survey participants will be entered into a draw to win a home virtual meeting kit, including halo light and lapel mic.
The results will also be shared via a report and on social media, and businesses with great examples of collaborations making a real impact will be celebrated and showcased.
You can take the short survey here: http://bit.ly/CSWsurveyC
Collaborate South West is a new mastermind hub, which brings together aspirational business owners, leaders and CEOs, to help members achieve success by working together. You can find out more about the group at:https://collaboratesw.co.uk
Join us for an online business summit with panelists including Andrew Hardwick, Managing Director Exeter Futures and Dr Sally Barker, Chief Executive Officer Exeter Science Park to discuss how collaborations can help organisations navigate tough times together.
The free summit takes place online 11-12pm, Friday November 13.
To ensure everyone can take part in the discussion, places are limited and must be booked in advance.
To register: http://bit.ly/CSWsummit
Full list of panellists include: Andrew Hardwick, Managing Director, Exeter City Futures; Dr Sally Basker, Chief Executive Officer, Exeter Science Park; Mark Godfrey, Managing Director, Deer Park Country Hotel; Matthew Dunne, Business Development Manager, Nexa Law; Ben Jordan Managing Director, Bear Trail and Bear Town and Tom Chartres-Moore, Senior Associate, Stephens Scown. James Court, Business Growth Enabler, Natwest and Drew Ellis, Founder, Like Minds.
