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Why Weston, Bristol and Bath are good for business


 I've spent a fair bit of my career working in placemaking, both as an employee and now freelance. It's something I feel passionately about as I love the region I live in and can see so much opportunity for businesses to grow or seed here and thrive. There is a strong tech scene, a creative arts and media side and then engineering and financial and professional services. Bristol, Bath and Weston and the surrounding area really has a lot to offer and I'm very excited about the next marketing launch I'm working on; watch this space for more!

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