Thursday 27th June, Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough
Last October we co-hosted Constructing Links, the region’s first local supply chain exhibition designed specifically to support businesses from across the Built Environment sector. Its resounding success has ensured its return for 2024 – and this time, it’s bigger and better than before!
During a raging storm, the Lynas Engineers team and partners from local Sales and Marketing organization Just Williams took over Tuned In! on Redcar’s seafront to host an event targeted to local businesses wanting to establish and nurture a true local supply chain; bringing together dozens of companies from across the North to work more collaboratively together. Despite the weather, the sell-out event was at capacity and it was fantastic to bring together so many like-minded people in one space as we aim to work closer with each other, delivering exceptional projects with locally sourced skills and determination.
Back for a second year, we are once again encouraging companies to join Constructing Links to help establish, build and grow important connections that will support your company’s ambitions to work on more projects collaboratively across the region. 2024’s event will see us take over the Riverside Stadium in Middlesbrough, allowing us to create space for even more exhibitors and invite more delegates to join the conversation around a truly sustainable local supply chain.
At 10.30am we will be hosting a panel event, joined by key figures in the local supply chain forums – offering perspectives on the challenges, opportunities and how to support each other in an ever-changing landscape of the North East. Keep your eyes open for the full line up announced soon.
Stands cost just £400 plus VAT, but are limited – so if you want to be front and centre, book your space today. You can book online at https://www.justwilliamsltd.co.uk/events-2/ Delegates can attend for just £5 per person, which includes entry and refreshments, plus £1 from every ticket will be donated to the fantastic work of the MFC Foundation, one of our chosen charity partners for the year. We will also be making a donation from the proceeds of the exhibition fees too.
You can view a small gallery from last year’s event here.