Ian Coupe from the Shout Network said the event had been a great success. He said: "We had fewer exhibitors than normal so we could keep some social distancing but we are really pleased with the turnout."placeholder image
Ian Coupe from the Shout Network said the event had been a great success. He said: "We had fewer exhibitors than normal so we could keep some social distancing but we are really pleased with the turnout."

Appetite for networking as Lancashire Business Expo returns with hundreds of visitors and exhibitors

By Tim Gavell
Published 27th Sep 2021, 12:30 BST
Updated 27th Sep 2021, 15:57 BST

More than 100 exhibitors and over 1,000 delegates gathered at the Guild Hall in Preston to make contacts and do business as the Lancashire Business Expo returned following the pandemic lockdowns.

The event, organised by the Shout Network group attracted businesses from across the county to show off their wares and create leads for future business.

Russ Lord from Copy Print Services tries out a logistics challenge from Safe and Insured at Lancashire Business Expo

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Russ Lord from Copy Print Services tries out a logistics challenge from Safe and Insured at Lancashire Business Expo

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Jodie Mitchell and Sarah Salisbury from Safe and Insured

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Jodie Mitchell and Sarah Salisbury from Safe and Insured

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Rebecca Keegan from Bellyflop TV at Lancashire Business Expo

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Rebecca Keegan from Bellyflop TV at Lancashire Business Expo

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Mizan Muhammed from Nybble tries out a bowling game at Stonecreate at Lancashire Business Expo at Preston's Guild Hall

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Mizan Muhammed from Nybble tries out a bowling game at Stonecreate at Lancashire Business Expo at Preston's Guild Hall

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