Speaker confirmed for Chamber workshop on writing winning tenders
The speaker has been confirmed for a new workshop organised by the Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce (GBCC) on writing winning tenders.
Thomas Sander-Daniel (pictured), operations director at Thornton & Lowe will lead an interactive workshop on how to write a winning tender, part of a UK government funded programme delivered by the Chamber and partners Newable.
The workshop will be held on Tuesday, 22 October at Midlands Art Centre, Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham, B12 9QH
This practical workshop will offer small to medium sized firms support to develop the skills needed to write compelling and competitive tender proposals and win new business.
The session will guide delegates through the tendering process, breaking down the key elements of a successful bid, including how to understand tender documents, respond effectively to the buyer's needs, and present their business in the best light.
Thornton & Lowe's primary role is Bid writing and strategy for SMEs who want to win public sector contracts.
This workshop is part of Get Ready 2 Supply, an ongoing programme designed to help small and medium sized enterprises in East Birmingham and North Solihull to access new contracting opportunities with larger organisations across the region.
Through Get Ready 2 Supply, eligible businesses can access:
- The opportunity to apply for grant funding of up to £8,000 (terms and conditions apply)
- 121 support from our experienced advisers, who will help to identify relevant tenders for your business
- Local networking sessions to discuss new contract opportunities and pitch to key buyers
- In-depth workshops to help expand your skills and knowledge
Emily Stubbs, head of Policy at the Chambers said: "Tom has a wealth of experience in writing successful tenders and we're very much looking forward to this event, where delegates will have the opportunity to learn from his expertise and how they can successfully apply it themselves to win new business with larger organisations across the city-region.
"Get Ready 2 Supply also offers East Birmingham and North Solihull businesses the opportunity to access up to £8,000 in grant funding to help them win new contracts, as well as local networking sessions and one to one support from expert business advisors.
“I highly encourage any interested firms to attend our upcoming workshops and involved in the programme."
