Leading the BID industry
Leading the BID industry
In recognition of the economic importance of Industrial and Business Park BIDs whilst acknowledging that they are very different to town centre BIDs, British BIDs has launched a bespoke membership package which includes dedicated networking opportunities and representation for Industrial and Business Park BIDs.
The group was formed in 2020 to act as a focal point for bespoke networking for Industrial BID Managers, best practice sharing, policy framing and general profile raising of industrial BIDs.
Our bespoke Industrial BID membership package is open to BIDs operating on industrial estates or business parks. The package includes all the usual Bb benefits plus Industrial BID virtual meetings (4 times a year with a mix of “expert speaker” sessions, policy sessions and informal issues-based surgeries), one physical meeting per year (subject to interest) and access to a friendly group of like-minded BID practitioners.
To find out more, contact Mel Richardson
mel.richardson@britishbids.info
Steve Sawyer, Executive Director at Manor Royal BID said:
"It’s great to bring managers from Industrial BIDs together. These BIDs represent a wide range of different types of levy payers including the head offices of large multi-national companies, utilities, businesses in the professional services sector, trade and those that support the retail, leisure and hospitality industry".
Thursday 27th Feb at 2pm
Engagement – what works and who cares anyway? An opportunity to share experiences of engaging with levy payers – how easy or how difficult and how important engagement is viewed together with ideas on what works for members to share
Thursday 19th June at 2pm
Strategy/Policy session – opportunity to engage with Bb senior team
Thursday 18th September at 2pm
Open session – bring your problems, your issues, challenges and good news
Thursday 18th December at 2pm
Roundtable reflections:
Site Visit – Spring/Autumn date to be agreed
Visit to a member industrial BID site to meet in person, walk the patch, interact with stakeholders (if appropriate) and learn first-hand about projects being delivered.
