With a variety of government support schemes now available for businesses, agency owners need to be strategic in their approach to applying for the necessary funding to ensure their business not only survives but, hopefully, thrives. As a business owner you need to not only understand the practicalities around accessing government support, but also think tactically and look for the opportunities to help your agency grow and succeed in the long-term.  

Join Esther Carder, Partner at Moore Kingston Smith LLP, and her team of panelists on this webinar to understand your options around securing the right funding to support your business to ensure a sustainable future for your agency through these challenging times.

In this webinar, our expert panelists will go into depth around the following aspects of government support;

• Business loans – knowing when to ask for one and how to use it to support long term planning.
• Business insurances – what is essential and how you can maximise your coverage.
• Tax credits, including R&D.
• International work – what are the threats and opportunities in carrying out international contacts today.
• Training furloughed staff – can you, as an employer, pay for training for furloughed staff?

Join us live from 13.00 on Friday 17 April and register today.

Limited to 500 registrations. You can send any questions you may already have around these issues in advance to bookings@dba.org.uk.

About Esther Carder

Esther has been a partner specialising in the media and marketing services industry for 17 years, an area she is passionate about. She describes the sector as not only interesting, but motivating, because of the energetic and entrepreneurial people it attracts.

As well as providing clients with audit and tax services, she also advises regularly on employee inventive schemes, valuations, company restructures and M&A transactions.

Esther particularly enjoys helping clients to grow and improve their performance through the range of Strategic Growth Services that Kingston Smith offer. Esther speaks regularly at seminars and is widely quoted in trade press.