Growth Hub has helped over 7,000 Norfolk businesses
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Supporting businesses since 2014, New Anglia Growth Hub has marked a milestone of reaching more than 43,000 hours of support to over 7,000 business in Norfolk.
The qualified advisers help business owners and managers successfully navigate the local business support landscape, ensuring they can access grants and free training, and find the information and assistance they need.
Jason Middleton, Programmes Manager at Norfolk County Council says: “Working with businesses and their teams to facilitate growth, skills development and resilience has been a great pleasure.
“Our expert growth advisers have supported thousands of people ensuring they create a sustainable business. We’re proud to be part of Norfolk’s business community and are looking forward to continuing our partnerships with local, regional and national groups to keep building and facilitating an economic environment where businesses flourish.”
From every part of Norfolk, the team has coached and supported small to medium-sized businesses. Tiffany Crosson-Smith, owner of custom bridalwear business Tatty’s Original says: “Having the Growth Hub’s support has made a huge difference. Being a sole trader can feel isolating at times, and having access to expert guidance has helped me focus my ideas, set a clear direction, and grow with more confidence.
“Their support hasn’t just helped me work in my business but also step back and work on it, making more strategic decisions rather than just reacting to whatever comes next.”
Over the years, its high growth programme has attracted hundreds of businesses, including Delta Fire, Diamond Controls and Maldon Chocolates. “The Growth Hub support has been brilliant from the very first stages, all the way through project implementation. They’ve been very supportive, engaging and knowledgeable,” says Jordon King, Head of Operations & Business Development at Delta Fire.
Find out more information about free business support and workshops which are taking place in person and online.
Lesley van Dijk