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Work in RETAIL, HOSPITALITY, TOURISM?
Interested in how to better RECRUIT and RETAIN staff?

Come to our free… Good Jobs Project Talk, Lunch and Drop-in

• Meet the Good Jobs Project team from UEA
• Find out what more you can do to retain and recruit staff
• Hear about ‘4 Boosts for frontline workers’
• Take away a handbook and poster on how to improve public-facing work – drawn from real life examples.

Thurs 28th July 2022
Talk and free lunch 12pm RSVP info@discoverkingslynn.com
Drop-in session 1 – 4pm (just turn up!)
Hosted by Discover King’s Lynn at The Place
King’s Lynn’s Business Hub and Pop-Up space.
Find us as 23 New Conduit Street, King’s Lynn (opp Wilko)

We’ll be broadcasting a series of interviews, which we’ll record at then event (you never know – you might be on air!) and our parent charity’s CEO, Daniel Childerhouse, will be telling you all about the Living Wage on the evening. It would be great to see you there!

Brand. Done well, it encapsulates the vision and values of a firm – it supports the culture, creating expectations both within and outside the organisation.

82% of brand-led businesses outperform their competitors (source: Booz Allen Hamilton & Wolff Olins 2005). To find out how they do it, why not join us to hear from speakers who have created successful brand-led businesses. See how building a brand that becomes everything a client sees, hears and touches can create richer and more valuable relationships.

By the end of the session, you will have a clearer idea of what it means to be brand-led, and an appreciation that it is not the only route to success.

Register your place here & join the discussion!

Credo Asset Finance are on the lookout to recruit 20 teams to join them as they travel across Europe and visit the three stadiums that Norwich City Football Club played in during their famous 1993/1994 UEFA Cup Run.

Named the Credo ‘Canaryball Rally’ the teams will start in Norwich, before driving to Arnhem in Holland, Munich in Germany and finally Milan in Italy all in the aid of their chosen charity Community Sports Foundation and their #BuildTheNest campaign.

Credo Managing Director Simon Gray said: “I have always wanted to put a challenge on like this.  I have a love of cars and football and this seemed perfect!  This year at Credo we have chosen local charity Community Sports Foundation as our Charity of the Year and we want to raise as much as we can for their fantastic new facility, The Nest”

CSF Senior Fundraising & Events Manager Emma Fletcher said “We are really grateful to Credo who have chosen us to benefit from what we see as a really exciting European challenge.  This really will inspire people who have an interest in cars but also those Norwich City fans who remember the 1993/1994.” 

If you are interested in this event and would like to know more then please come to our launch evening on 1st February at the Nest.

Do you dread or avoid having to discuss sensitive matters or deliver bad news to your employees? From addressing poor performance or conduct, through to offering support to an employee experiencing personal issues, difficult conversations can often take you outside of your comfort zone.   Join our HR consultants, Vicky Webber and Claire Moore, as they talk you through practical steps that will allow you handle these conversations with confidence. Topics include:   what is a difficult conversation inc. conflict, personal hygiene and poor performance the importance of being fully prepared effective communication techniques avoiding a tribunal claim   Timings: 7.45 am Registration and buffet breakfast 8.00 am Presentations 9.00 am Questions and answers 9.15 am Close

Discover King’s Lynn, the town centre’s Business Improvement District, and Maze Media, an award-winning, local marketing agency, are joining forces this Winter to bring King’s Lynn a
compelling, new initiative, The Art of Giving: Exchanging donations for art.

The event, inspired by a similar initiative in London gallery, Jealous London, is designed to support the local Foodbank in King’s Lynn and promote local artists. The idea behind The Art
of Giving is to encourage people to donate money or food items in exchange for a piece of local artwork.

The Art of Giving will launch on the 15th November at 6pm in The Place, Discover King’s Lynn’s pop-up venue located on New Conduit Street in King’s Lynn Town Centre. You will be
able to exchange, donate and swap at The Place for the rest of that week also. Artwork on offer during the exchange event will include postcards, digitally designed prints,
linocuts, photography of the local area and even some original paintings, all created and donated by local artists.

Vicky Etheridge, Manage of Discover King’s Lynn, says:
“We have been fortunate enough to receive many generous artwork donations from local creatives and we’re really looking forward to showcasing these at the Art of Giving event on
the 15th November. We hope the event will bring people together to support a much-needed local charity during one of their busiest times. Do come along and make an exchange!”

If you’d like to make a foodbank donation during or after the Art of Giving event, items which are in particular demand include:
• Festive food items (gravy, stuffing, cranberry sauce, trifle kits, alcohol-free mince pies & alcohol-free Christmas puddings)
• Chocolate advent calendars
• Small bottles of squash or long-life juice
• Small packets of biscuits
• Tinned Fruit
• Tinned fish
• Tinned Meat

For more information on The Art of Giving: Exchanging donations for art, or to find out how you can get involved, email: info@discoverkingslynn.com or visit
www.discoverkingslynn.com.

Pure and PEM will host a series of events in 2019, providing a forum for local charity leaders to discuss issues related to the charity and not for profit sector.

Our first event will be held on Thursday 24 January 2019, 08.30am to 10:30am and will be held at Arthur Rank Hospice, Cambridge. The theme for this session will be “How to Stand Out,” an explorative session on how charities can stand out from the crowd. We will be covering pertinent topics such as Fundraising, Employer Brand, Public Identity.

Speakers include:

• Alison Taylor, Managing Director at Conscious Communications
• David Culley, Director at Pure
• Samantha Loveday, Director of Income Generation, East Anglia Children’s Hospice

The Charity Leaders Group is a unique opportunity for charity executives in the eastern region to hear presentations on topical subjects and to have a sounding board for challenges that you may face. It will enable you to:

• Meet and share experiences
• Network with other charity leaders from the region
• Benefit from meaningful discussions and share

At each event, there will be the opportunity to suggest topics for future sessions to ensure the events are valuable and tailored to your needs.