The Manor Royal Business Improvement District (BID) hosted its much-anticipated People Conference at Crawley College in February, bringing together business owners, company managers, and HR professionals from the towns Business District community. The event, dedicated to fostering motivation and success within teams, featured expert insights, interactive discussions, and opportunities to connect with like-minded professionals.
In an era marked by technological advancements, the Manor Royal People Conference emphasised the enduring importance of human-led creativity, curiosity, and compassion in the business world.
Attendees delved into discussions on workforce skills for the future and the crucial abilities required for success in today's rapidly evolving business landscape.
The conference commenced with an engaging opening by Anthony Fitton of Bailey & French, setting the tone for a day filled with stimulating ideas and thought-provoking discussions.
Paul Rolfe and Dean Wynter showcased the commitment of Crawley College towards fostering ambition, innovation, and investment to develop world-class skills within the local community.
Delegates were given an exclusive glimpse into the college's immersive teaching environments, showcasing cutting-edge approaches to education.
Steve Sawyer, Executive Director of the Manor Royal BID, commented on the significance of the People Conference, saying;
"The Manor Royal People Conference is one of the ways we bring the community together to share best practice and stay abreast of the latest trends and developments impacting people and business. Our speakers provided fantastic insights, and the audience voting results offer valuable feedback on current business sentiment. It's encouraging to see that despite concerns about rising costs, businesses in this community remain confident about the future and positive about Manor Royal."
Presentations from the event can be found in the Resources section of the Manor Royal BID website, along with a report on the interactive voting.
Date Published: 05/03/2024