Liverpool Business Fair celebrates its 21st year

Liverpool BA is looking forward to welcoming local companies and organisations to come and participate in the 21st anniversary of the Liverpool Business Fair, returning to Liverpool Football Club’s Anfield Stadium from 10.30am-3pm on Tuesday 28th March 2023.

Liverpool BA Director Kathy Haines commented “It’s amazing to think that it is nearly 21 years since we first held the Liverpool Business Fair in March 2002 at Liverpool Town Hall. After having the event there for a number of years we moved to Liverpool Football Club in 2012 and it has been great to have the Business Fair at two such brilliant venues.

“Over the years we have had hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of visitors taking part and they have all played their part in making it one of the most popular events in the region.

“And even though there have been some massive changes, the main purpose is still the same – providing a friendly and popular way of making some great business connections.”

As ever, the event is free to visit and will feature a Business Exhibition showcasing companies from a wide variety of Business Sectors, as well as a range of business support elements such as: Workshops & Demonstrations; Business Clinics; Ask the Expert; Business Advice & Information; Business Start Up Advice; Networking Sessions and lots more.

The free business workshops are always very popular and they will be covering a range of key business issues from sales and marketing to finance and management.

And for those companies wanting a higher profile, there are a wide range of exhibition and sponsorship packages available.

For more information about Liverpool Business Fair 2023 or to book online visit https://liverpoolbizfair.co.uk/ or contact Liverpool BA on 0151 709 8932 if you have any queries.

Liverpool Business Fair is supported by Business Connect Magazine, Wild Thang, FindNetworkingEvents.com and Elite Business.

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