Revolutionizing Business in Liverpool: The Do Business Better Conference Returns!
Excitement is building as the Do Business Better Conference prepares to return for its second year in Liverpool, scheduled for October 14, 2026. This transformative event promises to be a haven for professionals seeking to strengthen their business skills, build networks, and enhance their financial acumen.
A Platform for Growth and Empowerment
Set against the backdrop of Blackburne House, the conference is strategically designed to address four core pillars essential for business success: networking, information, financial management, and self-belief. Building on the success of its inaugural event, the conference aims to empower current business leaders and aspiring entrepreneurs alike to take bold steps forward.
Expert Guidance and Engaging Sessions
The lineup of speakers and sessions is impressive, with notable contributions from FPC—this year’s headline sponsor—who will present an interactive session focusing on resilience and the often complex relationship we have with money. With over 40 years of experience, FPC is dedicated to helping delegates work toward financial independence and confidence.
Additionally, attendees can look forward to discussions on topics encompassing AI, SEO visibility, networking strategies, business growth, and social value partnerships. Notably, Gavin Sherratt from Goodship will lead a panel focused on the intersection of AI and business practices, while Liam Starkey will guide charities on how to better collaborate with grassroots organizations.
Community and Collaboration
The Do Business Better Conference not only provides practical knowledge but also aims to fortify community ties, fostering collaboration among local businesses. As Ellen Kerr stated, the conference is timely, letting businesses reflect on future strategies when they are deliberating important decisions. The emphasis on shared expertise aims to build a stronger community and economy in the Liverpool City Region, showcasing the resilience and innovation within the local business landscape.
A Step Towards Financial and Personal Wellbeing
With the overarching theme of wellbeing intertwined with financial literacy, Moira O’Shaughnessy, Managing Partner at FPC, highlights that financial wellbeing extends beyond mere numbers; it is about resilience, belief in oneself, and the fulfilling life one desires. This holistic perspective on business practices is likely to resonate deeply with the conference attendees, presenting a refreshing take on how commerce can positively impact individual lives and communities.
The conference will also provide ample networking opportunities, meals, and access to a marketplace, ensuring that all participants can engage fully with the day's offerings. Tickets to the event can be purchased for £85 including VAT, promising a worthwhile investment in professional development and community engagement.
For more details on participation, visit the official page.
