Thinking Business October 2022
Welcome to the latest edition of Thinking Business.
We will remember late summer 2022 with great sadness, as our Queen for over 70 years passed away at her beloved Balmoral. She will be greatly missed.
It is also the beginning of a new era which heralds a different occupant at Number 10 Downing Street; the new Prime Minister, Liz Truss.
Her in-box is full and these are certainly challenging times for both families and businesses as essential costs rise alarmingly.
Businesses showed great resilience through several lockdowns, but now different pressures are being faced. Once again, local businesses need to adapt and innovate as best they can.
In this issue we look at how companies and organisations can work together for the benefits of the local area.
For instance, rather than just donating money, companies can boost morale, motivation and collaboration within their own team.
We focus on how charitable groups can ensure an effective and transparent relationship with volunteer workers.
We provide insight on how you can protect your business in a recession. And we also demonstrate how a marketing strategy based on in-depth research and industry knowledge will provide better sales numbers for demanding clients.
All this, and the latest news across the Kent area.
Jo James, Chief Executive
Kent Invicta Chamber Commerce
