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Introducing the Wild & Co Growth Hub

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Here at Wild & Co we are always looking for ways to proactively support business growth and we are delighted to have recently launched a new initiative exclusively for our clients. 

The Wild & Co Growth Hub offers of a range of events, bespoke training sessions and communications, each developed with client success in mind. 

We have worked hard to plan a programme of events and support, some of which provides general information and networking opportunities and others more specific tailored support. 

All Wild & Co clients are automatically members of the Growth Hub, which includes, among other things:


  • Quarterly In Touch newsletters featuring tax and regulatory updates, reminders, news and tips.
  • The latest regional grant and funding information as it is released.
  • Invitations to Xero Clinic webinars to help use digital accounting software more effectively.
  • Bespoke growth workshops (these will be small group events tailored to specific topics).
  • Networking and events.

Our first events have included a Xero Clinic webinar, group training and a netwalking event.  They have been well received and we will be sharing details of our next series of events with clients in the coming months.


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