By Lisa Jackson of Eurydice PR
7th May 2010 1pm - 5pm (lunch included)

Aimed at Small and Medium Sized Enterprises in the region, this workshop will be of particular value to any organisation involved in PR and marketing.

The workshop will include topical themes and examples for participants to work with and share, such as th current general election and fallout from the recent volcanic eruption. This half day event will guide you through the maze of greenwash, helping you to make your business greener, more sustainable - and help the planet in the process!

Bringing her knowledge, experience, enthusiasm and passion for life to this workshop, Lisa will help businesses and individuals through the minefield of how to be a green business and worker, through a series of examples, case studies and hands-on activities.

Lisa Jackson is a writer and PR consultant for consumer and trade businesses in the eco/ethical arena Lisa has almost 20 years' experience in marketing, PR and advertising, the last seven years of which have focused purely on the world of the environment and ethics. A member of the Ethical Junction, Green Sisters, Wise Women and Green Collar Women, Lisa's experience and network of individuals and businesses in the world of green is extensive and highly exciting! Visit her website www.eurydicepr.co.uk

Workshop places are funded through Future Factory; an ERDF funded project based at NTU, which works to support SMEs in the region adopt a more sustainable business future. Project Manager Phil Harfield, will be on hand to tell participants more about Future Factory and how it can help your business.

To register for a place on this workshop, please contact futurefactory@ntu.ac.uk or telephone Angela Scott on 0115 848 8675.

For more information about other project events and activities see the website at www.ntu.ac.uk/futurefactory