Delivered by organisations from across the city, the programme offers opportunities to make new connections, gain practical advice, explore new ideas and hear from experts across a range of sectors.
With almost 20 events covering everything from AI and manufacturing to networking, recruitment and business leadership, there is something for businesses at every stage of their journey.
The flagship Annual Business Breakfast takes place on Friday 25 September at Molineux Stadium. It will be hosted by TV presenter and proud Wulfrunian, Suzi Perry, and sponsored by Turner & Townsend, Arcadis and Wavensmere Homes.
The breakfast event will bring together business leaders, investors, education providers and public sector partners to discuss how collaboration, investment and opportunity are helping shape the future of Wolverhampton.
It will feature a panel discussion and contributions from key city leaders, developers and investors exploring the power of partnerships and the role they play in creating jobs, developing skills, attracting investment and supporting growth across the city. Richard Parker, Mayor of the West Midlands, will deliver a keynote address.
Councillor Stephen Simkins, City of Wolverhampton Council Leader, said: “Whether you're looking to make new connections, discover support, gain fresh ideas or hear from industry experts – Wolverhampton Business Week has it all on offer.
“Wolverhampton is investing in its people and its future, and Business Week is a powerful platform to showcase how we’re working with partners to create opportunities.
“I encourage anyone invested in the city’s success to join us and be part of the conversation.”
Businesses, organisations and residents are encouraged to explore the programme and book their place at events of interest by visiting www.investwolverhampton.com/business-week
