How The Consumer Council can help your business!
The Ortus Group
We are delighted to welcome The Consumer Council NI to the City Business Hub for a workshop about how they can help you as a business consumer, and also helping you to understand your responsibilities according to consumer protection legislation.
This workshop aims to provide businesses with supportive tools and money-saving techniques.
Session overview
- How The Consumer Council can specifically help business consumers with enquiries and complaints
- Free business support services The Consumer Council offers, including help with water and energy bills, and getting value for money from your postal services provider
- Understanding consumer law responsibilities (and a chance to learn about your own consumer rights
The workshop will be interactive and the presenter will be on hand to answer any questions and take a note of your business consumer concerns.
Should I attend?
Whether you are already in business or are working on becoming set-up, this workshop will provide valuable information designed to ensure you are aware of the support, advice, and financial savings available to you as a business consumer.
Participants are invited to bring along their most recent home energy bill (electricity or gas) to see if we can save you money there too.
Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/how-the-consumer-council-can-help-your-business-tickets-39447932829
Date and Time
Location
155 Northumberland Street
Filor Building, Twin Spires Complex
Belfast
BT13 2JF
United Kingdom
How The Consumer Council can help your business!
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