The Brighton Hussy

Brighton and Hove Business Show

Smug Git

Smug Git - press the flesh

Luckily the recession is over, so now is an ideal time to sart a new business. The Bighton and Hove Business show will provide the ideal platform for entrepreneurs to trample all be fore them. No, fuck, hold on a minute. It’s not over yet. It’s not even begun properly. The business show must be an oppurtunity for business folk to compare the size of their mortgage arrears, play Top Trumps with unpaid invoices,  doodle in each others empty order books.

Maybe the impending economic doom and spiralling unemployment should really be seen as an opportunity? Take an empty shop, make it full. I reckon there is still plenty of room in the Brighton for more cafes, all of those newly unemployed are gonna have to but lattes somewhere.

And don’t forget the speed networking event. One swift handshake, the flick of a business card and barely enough time to wipe yourself off before pressing more flesh. That’s it I get it now, must have misread the press release. It isn’t a business show; it’s a busyness show. Look at us aren’t we busy, yep- no sign of a downturn here, busy, busy, busy. The bad shit  must be happening somewhere else… Worthing?

But it is free. Don’t look it in the mouth. Maybe you can pocket some samples at the Brighton and Hove Business show.

Opening times                 11am -  6pm

Venue                               Hove Centre, Hove Town Hall, Hove, BN3 6AZ

Website                            www.brightonandhovebusinessshow.co.uk

Admission                        Free.  To register, please visit here

Written by The Hussy


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  1.   Patricia Maggs says:

    I opened my online shop at the start of this year,Pretty Pink Vintage Boutique,as i just love vintage things,being a bit vintage in age now myself.But it does mean I have 1st hand experience of the 60s etc.

    I have been to this type of business event before and they do not cater for people who only sell online which is a shame.

    I had a soft furnishing shop in the 80s in Brighton and the whole concept of selling online is completely different.

    Perhaps some knowledgeable person on ecommerce might cater for us for a change.

    Miss Pretty Pink

 

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