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C4B News
Published: 02-03-2010
Apprentice grants available
Apprentices can make your business more effective, productive and competitive...
Published: 02-03-2010
A sector worth £24 billion - a well kept secret!
Social enterprises are fast becoming an attractive alternative for businesses looking to demonstrate ethical business practices, such as protecting the environment and supporting the local community..
Published: 02-03-2010
CHARITY TRUSTEE RECRUITMENT FAIR
Following on from the successful launch of its Trustee Development Programme at the end of last month, CaDVAS is holding a Trustee Recruitment Fair in Whitstable on the afternoon of Monday March 8th.
Published: 26-02-2010
NEW TOURISM WEBSITES UNVEILED
Tourists visiting the Canterbury district can now plan their trips in advance with greater ease following the launch and revamp of three major tourism websites.
Project Groups
Environment
The objectives of this group are to provide Associates (via the C4B website) with access to a range of guidance on environmental issues likely to impact on their business.
Enterprise
The objectives of this group are to identify and communicate to the C4B Board issues and opportunities that may affect the prosperity of the business community, its employment levels, and the growth of enterprise within the Canterbury area.
Education & Skills
The aim of the group is to promote, facilitate and support interaction between education providers and the business world in the Canterbury district. This district contains a wide range of education providers from the school, FE and HE sectors and this group aims to make sure that business links to this provision are fully exploited for the benefit of both the business community and the students in the educational institutions.
Major Projects
The Major Projects Group will identify the major issues and projects which restrict the long-term sustainability and growth of the district economy. It will then identify the organisations both locally, countywide and nationally who are able to influence the process of delivering these projects.
