Latest news from the guys at CIME

Latest news from the guys at CIME, Creative Business Exchange -
Event on Thursday September 20th at Parc y Scarlets, Llanelli.
Calling all micro-businesses in Camarthenshire, Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion!
Have you benefited from the CIME Project over the last three years?
You may have attended a workshop or Masterclass or worked with one of our expert consultants.
We'd now like to hear your stories and also invite you to attend our innovation extravaganza!
At this unique event you will get one to one support from at least four different expert consultants!
Simply submit your business issues and come away with a range of innovative solutions.
You must register for this event!
Simply email us with your biggest business challenge and we will allocate you a time slot for the day, it's that simple!
We are having a Research Symposium on September 19th - so if you'd like to come and find about about the latest research on creativity you're welcome to come to this, too!
So email us today or by August 31st at the very latest to secure your slot: wales@cimeproject.com
 We look forward to seeing you at the Creative Business Exchange - Idea Generation, copywriting, PR, Marketing, Google Adwords and much more!

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