Lunch & Learn: Personal Survival Budget

Cost: £10.00

Starting a new business is exciting, but financial stress can hold you back. This workshop will show you how to create a personal survival budget to help ensure your financial stability while growing a business. You'll learn how to calculate your essential expenses, plan for income fluctuations, and set rates that reflect your true value.

In this session, you’ll:

• Identify your essential living costs and calculate your monthly budget
• Plan for a fluctuating income to avoid financial stress
• Set pricing that reflects your service’s true value
• Prioritize profit for long-term success
• Gain confidence in managing personal and business finances

Who’s this session for? Entrepreneurs, freelancers, and business owners looking to ensure financial security while building their business.

What should you bring? Some knowledge of your business financials (if available), and a willingness to learn!

Spots are limited—reserve yours now and take control of your pricing strategy.

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We reserve the right to cancel or amend the timings of these sessions at any point up to the stated start time of the session.
 
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We take our responsibility, as laid out in accordance with the Health & Safety at Work Act 1974, very seriously and it is vital that our Exhibitors do the same. The Health & Safety at Work Act embraces the Exhibition and Conference venues as places of work. As an exhibitor, it is essential that you are aware of your obligations of the Act.
These responsibilities are to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health, safety and welfare of all employees and any plant, article, substance or system of work, which may be used, are safe and without risk to health.
This includes that all employees and contractors employed by you are provided with information, instruction, training and supervision to ensure the health & safety of themselves and others working, or present, in the vicinity by what they do or fail to do. Main areas which you must give due thought and consideration to before and during your time on site are:
There is an important need to keep walkways clear during build-up/breakdown and throughout the Expo open day.
Only acceptable substances are allowed on-site and full compliance with the COSHH (Control of Substances Hazardous to Health) regulation is required.
Ensure portable power equipment is only used for the purpose for which it is designed, with safety guards and devices fitted and used. Power leads must be kept to a minimum and not cross walkways. Power requirements must not overload the systems. Such equipment must never be left unattended with power supplied to it. Please do not create a floor hazard at any time.
 
Exhibitors Terms and Conditions
 
Alcohol
Any sale or supply of alcohol at the show must be agreed in advance and licensed by the venue. Selling alcohol for consumption at the show is not permitted. Please note that there should be no consumption of alcohol during build up and breakdown. Contact hello@townsq.co.uk to discuss any alcohol requirements.
 
Noise levels & music system
Music and commentary for demonstrations, videos, presentations etc., using music systems such as a Public Address (PA) or AV Equipment etc would require authorisation. Exhibitors must ensure the sound is kept to an acceptable level (below 80 decibels from the edge of the stand) and does not disturb adjacent exhibitors. In case of dispute, the Show Management’s decision will be final. Contact hello@townsq.co.uk to discuss any demonstration requirements.
 
Distribution of promotional material & demos
Exhibitors may only conduct business and distribute literature from within their stand, not in the walkways or outside of the Expo. All activities and demonstrations (e.g. the operation of machines, video and film shows etc.) must be reported in the exhibitor’s Risk Assessment prior to the event and have the approval of the Operations team. Contact hello@townsq.co.uk to discuss any demonstration requirements.