EIP hold workshop for growth businesses in Yorkshire

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07 November 2012
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Matt Lawman, head of EIP Strategy, will be holding a workshop on intellectual property rights for growth businesses in Yorkshire.

Matt’s presentation forms part of a programme of ‘Fit for Funding’ events run by Connect Yorkshire aimed at ensuring businesses are fully prepared and knowledgeable about the essential steps for expansion.

The event takes place from 5.30-8pm at the Novotel, Whitehall Quay, Leeds, on Tuesday 20 November. Registration is free but places are limited. If you would like to attend, email Connect Yorkshire.

Connect Yorkshire is a non-profit organisation that provides support for growth businesses in Yorkshire and the Humber region.

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