Accessing Business Finance seminar at The Beacon in Llanelli


Accessing Business Finance 
30th September 2014
Beacon Centre for Enterprise,
Llanelli, SA14 8LQ
9.00 - 13.00

Aim
To introduce entrepreneurs and business owners to the basic principles of accessing business finance and to share information on the financing options available.
Objective
To ensure that participants understand the central concepts, principles and practices of business finance in order to successfully approach finance organisations.
Topics covered by the course include:
  • The principles and realities of risk and reward and how it impacts all forms of business finance 
  • The key variables which influence the decisions of business finance organisations and how to address these successfully 
  • The main forms and sources of finance and funding options 
  • The alternative sources of finance available 
  • The basic processes involved in application. 
Course includes:
Q&A session
Lunch
Networking opportunities

Fully Funded by Welsh Government and European Regional Development Fund.

Registration Form
Or call 03000 6 03000

Business Wales
The Welsh Government's new Business Wales service will help support the sustainable growth of small and medium enterprises. The service can be accessed by phone, online and through a network of eleven one stop shops located around Wales. Business Wales is a dedicated service that provides access to information, guidance and business support directly and from the private, public and third sector.

busnes.cymru.gov.uk
business.wales.gov.uk

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