DIGITAL connectivity throughout Ayrshire will be the hot topic for organisations at a launch event for a week dedicated to business innovation and growth.
The Ayrshire Chamber of Commerce’s annual Business Week brings together companies from throughout the area for a range of sessions covering everything from inspiring future leaders to a talk on behalf of the Bank of England.
Starting the week on Monday, September 30 is the event Connected Ayrshire: Digital Connectivity for a Sustainable Future, which will focus on the critical role of digital infrastructure and innovation in driving the region's economic growth.
Organisers say the launch event will serve as a foundation for Ayrshire’s economic strategy, offering businesses a unique opportunity to engage with experts and explore the transformative potential of digital connectivity.
Attendees will learn about the regional economic strategy and how it aligns with business goals, providing a clear vision for future growth and development.
Through a series of expert-led discussions, businesses will gain insights into how they can actively contribute to shaping Ayrshire’s economic landscape.
Claire Baird, chamber CEO, said: “This event marks the beginning of an exciting journey towards making Ayrshire a leader in digital connectivity and innovation, and we are thrilled to be a part of this transformation.
"Together, we can shape a prosperous, connected and sustainable future for our region."
The day will also provide a valuable networking opportunity, allowing business leaders and stakeholders to connect and forge meaningful partnerships.
The event is at The Gailes Hotel in Irvine from 9.30am until noon. For bookings and further information, visit ayrshire-chamber.org/events/chamber-events.
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