Micro Biz Matters Day returns on 25th March featuring special guests including Bill Esterson MP, Liz Barclay, the Small Business Commissioner, and The Apprentice finalist Adam Corbally, one of Hull’s Youth Enterprise Patrons.
As in previous years, the event will be sponsored by Hull City Council, the John Cracknell Youth Enterprise Bank and Hull Culture and Leisure Ltd (HC&L).
Micro Biz Matters Day is a social media celebration, where over one million business owners give a little time to support each other. Messages are shared using the hashtag #MicroBizMatters on social media platforms.
Hull City Council leader Daren Hale said: “As a council, we are committed to our micro business community and were pleased with the support from our micro businesses to establish our own dedicated strategy and action plan. Our commitment continues with supporting micro businesses through our Youth Enterprise and Microbusiness Team and other areas such as the BiPC Centre managed by HC&L.
“We wish Hull lad Tony Robinson OBE and Tina Boden well as they step away from leading on Micro Biz Matters Day and look forward to working with Yorkshire in Business in the future, and we hope, hosting the event again.”
Tony Robinson OBE, the Micro Business Champion and Chair of Yorkshire in Business, said: “It has been my mission in the last 10 years to spread the word, nationally and internationally, about the great city of Hull’s exemplary and innovative support to enterprising young people. It has been a personal highlight of Micro Biz Matters Days for me in Manchester, Hull, Preston and Scarborough to interview so many outstanding young entrepreneurs and to participate in Hull’s Global Entrepreneurship Weeks, which are world-beaters.
“I’m so proud of my home city and a fan of everything you do. We cherish Hull City Council’s, the John Cracknell Youth Enterprise Bank and HC&L’s support to our eighth annual Micro Biz Matters Day and first Micro Biz Matters Festival and hope to work in partnership with you for many years to come to help all the enterprising people of Hull to start-up, survive and thrive.”
