The Wrecsam2029 City of Culture Bid has announced an Opportunities for Business event in partnership with Wrexham University.
The event, taking place on Tuesday June 16, will provide local and regional enterprises with an overview of the UK City of Culture initiative, detailing what a successful bid means for Wrexham and the wider region. Attendees will discover how they can actively engage, benefit, and play a pivotal role as the bid progresses.
The session is designed for businesses of all sizes. Alongside a presentation, the event will feature a dedicated Q&A session and a networking opportunity.
Amanda Evans, Director of the Wrexham City of Culture bid, said:
“This bid isn't just about culture, it's a massive economic catalyst for our region. Local businesses are the backbone of Wrexham, and this event is all about ensuring they have a front-row seat and a voice in shaping our City of Culture journey.”
Professor Joe Yates, Vice-Chancellor of Wrexham University, said:
“Wrexham's UK City of Culture 2029 bid represents a significant opportunity to showcase the creativity, ambition and potential of our region. At Wrexham University, we recognise that strong business engagement will be central to the success of the bid, helping to ensure that the cultural, economic and commercial benefits are realised across our communities. By working in partnership, we can maximise the opportunities this initiative presents and support sustainable growth, innovation and prosperity for Wrexham and the wider region.”
The event will take place on the Wrexham University Campus, from 10am – 12pm. Local businesses can secure their free place by visiting here.
