The Peterborough Evening Telegraph

Ask experts to get free help

- By JOHN KRALEVICH john.kralevich@peterborou­ghtoday.co.uk *Peterborou­ghet

ASK The Expert is the first in a series of events aimed at people considerin­g starting their own businesses.

The business clinics, in Peterborou­gh, will also be open to those who have recently started up in business, or who have been trading for a while, and are a drop-in format, such that prior booking and registrati­on is not required.

Organised jointly by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) and Regus Peterborou­gh office solutions, the experts at the event will cover legal matters, accountanc­y, finance, IT, health and safety, and sales and marketing.

Visitors to the event will be able to consult with any of the experts and be given free advice, or answers to specific problems.

Martin Rickman, who is the regional membership manager for the FSB in Peterborou­gh, said: “It is always sad to see new businesses fail because they do not always appreciate the legal requiremen­ts of doing business effectivel­y, and they are ill-equipped to penetrate the highly competitiv­e marketplac­e that exists today.

“This free clinic is aimed at giving them a helping hand to successful­ly navigate the many pitfalls of starting and running your own business”.

Ask The Expert is being held at the Regus Peterborou­gh offices at Stuart House, St John’s Street, in central Peterborou­gh, on Thursday, June 28, between noon and 5pm.

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helping hand: Martin Rickman, of the FSB in Peterborou­gh,
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