Exhibitor List
The Destination Growth exhibition space was a hub of networking activity throughout the day. 60 of the region's business support services and a selection of private sector businesses came together to give delegates advice on how to accelerate the growth of their business.
Below is a list of companies who exhibited on the day:
- ACAS
- Angels Den
- Anglia Ruskin University
- Arts and Business
- Babraham Bioscience Technologies
- Bedford iLab
- Black Pig
- Blue Donkey
- BRE
- Business in the Community
- Business Link
- Carbon Connections
- Carbon Trust
- Centre for Sustainable Engineering
- China-Britain Business Council
- Colleges for Business Norfolk
- CoRE
- Coutts
- Create
- CRed
- EACS
- Eastex Materials Exchange
- East of England Chambers of Commerce
- East of England Development Agency (EEDA)
- East of England Energy Group (EEEGR)
- East of England International (EEI)
- Energy Saving Trust
- Enterprising women
- Environment Agency
- Envirowise
- Euro Info Centre (EIC)
- Federation of Small Businesses
- Green Business Network
- HBIC
- Health Enterprise East (HEE)
- Hethel Engineering Centre
- The Holst Group
- i10
- IBD East
- Institute of Business Consulting
- Institute of Directors
- Jobcentre Plus
- Lombard
- Make your Mark
- Manufacturing Advisory Service (MAS) East
- Mills and Reeve
- National Industrial Symbiosis Programme (NISP)
- Nations and Regions East
- Remade East
- Renewables East
- Resource Saver
- Royal Bank of Scotland
- Running the gauntlet
- Social Enterprise East of England
- The Assessment Network Ltd
- Train to Gain
- UK Trade and Investment
- University of Essex iLab
- University of Hertfordshire
- Wallis Shipping
Eastex Materials Exchange
Eastex Materials Exchange will be represented on the joint resource efficiency stand.
Eastex Materials Exchange is a free service which helps businesses make use of their unwanted or surplus goods, rather than paying to send them to landfill. It works like an online dating agency, with businesses, organisations and individuals viewing and placing adverts about redundant stock and surplus raw materials.
Visit the website (http://www.eastex.org.uk/)