On September 30 at 10:00, Bolesławiec will host a meeting as part of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship’s “Lower Silesian Business Leaders” initiative. During a press briefing, the program and opportunities offered by the upcoming event, aimed at micro, small and medium-sized enterprises as well as everyone wishing to develop their business and make use of available forms of support, were presented.

The event program includes:

  • Meetings with experts – talk to business practitioners and gain practical advice.
  • Networking opportunities – make contacts and develop your company in an atmosphere conducive to cooperation.
  • Funds for SMEs – find out what financial support is available and how to use it.
  • Modern technologies and AI – discover innovative business tools that enable companies to operate effectively.
  • Meetings with local government representatives – learn how the region supports entrepreneurs and what programs are available locally.

The event is aimed at entrepreneurs, freelancers, startups and everyone who wants to develop their business and use the available support opportunities.

– Our initiative aimed at entrepreneurs has been very well received. The Ośrodek Kultury in Bolesławiec will host the eighth meeting in the series; the previous ones attracted tremendous interest. Our project provides specific, practical knowledge about how to develop a business – explains Paweł Gancarz, Marshal of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship.

Events like these not only bring together the local business community, but also provide practical knowledge and tools for development.

– The development of regions and the country is determined not only by powerful corporations, but mainly by small and medium-sized enterprises. They set the pace of our economic development. We want to maintain our position as a leader, and that is the purpose of these meetings – adds Cezary Przybylski, Deputy Speaker of the Lower Silesian Regional Assembly.

The meetings will take place in 10 cities across the region. Participation is free, but prior registration is required because the number of places is limited.

– I warmly invite all entrepreneurs from our subregion. Through the institutions of the voivodeship’s local government, it is possible to obtain genuinely substantial funding to help businesses grow – adds Kamil Barczyk, member of the Lower Silesian Regional Assembly.