MP Tony Baldry extends an invitation to join him at the recently opened Spiceball Centre to help set an agenda
for building a resilient economy in and around Banbury.
With the help of inspirational speakers from a selection of local businesses and useful case studies, the 2010
Banbury in Business Summit will get to the heart of issues that threaten local economic growth, or even long
term business survival. Experts will offer ideas and possible solutions for how business success can best be
achieved.

Who should attend?
If you are involved in business in the public, private or voluntary sector in and around Banbury, this event is
designed for you %u2010 whether business leaders from multi%u2010site organisations, representatives of small enterprises
taking their first tentative steps or traditional retailers who currently interact daily with the town’s own
community and visitors.

Why should you attend?
· find out the range of support available for local businesses
· hear about plans to develop the local economy
· learn how local business are coping in the recession
· explore overseas trade opportunities
· meet other businesses and benefit from shared ideas, experiences and networking
· be inspired by the sparkling new Spiceball Centre and take positive steps to ensure your business is part of an exciting, successful economic future for Banbury.

Event Sponsors: The event is organised by Cherwell District Council in association with local professional businesses and
business support organisations. These include Banbury and District Chamber of Commerce, Business Link, Cardwell
Marketing, Colin Sanders Innovation Centre Banbury, Ellacotts LLP, NatWest, Oxford Innovation, Oxfordshire Business
Enterprises Ltd, Oxfordshire Innovation & Growth Team and Spratt Endicott.

Check the website for more information: www.banburyinbusiness.co.uk
rsvp: economic.development@cherwell%u2010dc.gov.uk
tel: 01295 221863