Wednesday May 5th, 2010

9.30am - 11.30am

San Lorenzo Fuoriporta, Wimbledon

Topic: BID for Wimbledon

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The forum is for all Wimbledon based businesses and is free to attend.  If you would like to attend, please email tracy@wimbledontowncentre.co.uk with the names of those wishing to attend from your company or book directly online.

Making Wimbledon better for business means listening to the businesses and giving them a place to come together where they can raise the issues that concern them or that affect their business, and most importantly where they can get some answers or some resolution. That is exactly what the aim of the Wimbledon Business Forum is.

We encourage all businesses to let us know in advance of the issues they want to raise, such as crime, grafitti, parking, etc., so that we can ensure that the appropriate person (whether from the Council or the Police) is present at the forum. The forum is for you - the Wimbledon business - and we urge you to guide the agenda by letting us know what your issues are.

The format of the forum is a short networking period (including buffet breakfast) followed by a theatre-style forum where we follow an agenda which has been built by the businesses who are attending. Notes and actions are taken and will be addressed in the next forum, so that we can all ensure that we're not just talking about things, we're doing things to work towards making Wimbledon better for business.

2010 Forum Dates



WEDNESDAY 5th May
BID for Wimbledon

WEDNESDAY 7th July

WEDNESDAY 8th September

WEDNESDAY 3rd November

"Due to the nature of my business I had some concerns which I wanted the police to address. During my first forum these issues were raised, and I was amazed at the proactive approach that the police took to address my queries after the meeting, and within hours information that I required was made available to me. As Henry Ford was once quoted as saying : "Coming together is a beginning. Working together is success" Businesses cannot work in isolation. They need local councils and police to work proactively with them and this is what the forum aims to do."

Mark Pollak
Director
Turn On Your Mobile LTD