Bank NatWest and Greater Manchester's Business Growth Hub have announced drop-in support sessions for entrepreneurs in Bury.
The sessions are designed to provide one-to-one advice from EnterprisingYou’s specialist business advisors.
The scheme is open to local business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs, regardless of whether they are NatWest customers.
The drop-in sessions are on Wednesday, October 30, Tuesday, November 19 and Tuesday, December 10 at the NatWest branch in The Rock.
No bookings are needed to attend.
Craig Wood, NatWest retail banking director for North Manchester and Lancashire, said: "Small businesses are at the heart of Greater Manchester’s economy, and we recognise the important role they play in communities across the region.
"We also know that by working with GM Business Growth Hub across our branch network, we are better placed to support new businesses to scale and grow."
EnterprisingYou is GM Business Growth Hub’s tailored support for those ready to start a business or established self-employed individuals, freelancers, and gig economy workers in Greater Manchester.
Yvonne Sampson, head of enterprise at GM Business Growth Hub, said: "Working with NatWest to deliver expert business support in branch just makes sense.
"GM Business Growth Hub has been supporting the community of Bury for over a decade, offering a range of advice and support to individuals and businesses, and this partnership is a great next step.
"Our commitment to local businesses is at the heart of everything we do.
"And we’re excited to be bringing our support right to those that need it."
For more information about the drop-in sessions at your local branch, visit the NatWest Drop-in Sessions page on the EnterprisingYou website.
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