The IoD panel consisting Jeremy Salisbury, Tracy North, Peter Denton, event chair Carole Green, Helen Watson and Jeremy Bassett
Insightful opinion and advice on how businesses can outgrow their competitors was on the agenda at a recent Question Time-style event in Wrexham.
A panel of business leaders from across North Wales took part in the 90-minute debate at Glyndwr University’s Catrin Finch Centre.
The event, which focused on how businesses can outgrow their competitors, was chaired by ITV Wales’ business correspondent Carole Green and co-hosted by the North Wales branch of the Institute of Directors (IoD) and Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM).
The panel comprised IoD North Wales chair Helen Watson, a partner and head of employment of law at Aaron & Partners, PR expert Tracy North of Outwrite in Mold, Jeremy Salisbury, founder of St Asaph accountancy firm Salisburys, Peter Denton, director of Penrhyn Bay-based Sunlite LED, and business strategist Jeremy Bassett, who established Corve Consultancy of Rosset.
Helen Watson said: “The evening was a great success, and I think everyone went away with information that was of real value to their business.
“It was great to see everybody that attended get involved with a really insightful discussion about today’s business arena, to the point where we actually over-ran by quite a bit.”
The IoD is the longest-standing organisation to serve and support business leaders, with more than 100 years of service in raising professional standards. You don’t need to be a company director to join the IoD. Senior managers are welcome from large public organisations to small family firms.
Members benefit from services including free business advice, a full training programme, research facilities and networking events.
For further information or to join the North Wales branch of the IoD, contact Debbie Trotman on 02920 389 990, email [email protected], or visit www.iod.com.
