Welcome to Accelerate – Unlocking Business Potential for 2025. Join us for an exciting in-person event at Ascend Coworking, based in The Pentagon Shopping Centre, Chatham where you’ll discover the latest trends and strategies to propel your business forward. Network with industry expert, gain valuable insights, and unlock the secrets to success in 2025. Don’t miss this opportunity to accelerate your business growth and stay ahead of the competition. Secure your spot today!

• Practical, structured workshop with comfort breaks
• Physical resource available upon attendance
• Opportunity for Q&As and mentoring session after workshop

  Our Guest Speaker: Barnaby Wynter from The Brand Bucket Company

Barnaby is a Kent-based international brand creation expert with over 457 brands to his name and the author of: Become the GO-TO BRAND– Mastering Inbound Marketing Strategy. After a fast-track career, he became the youngest MD of a UK Top 200 fully integrated advertising agency in London where he spent 10 years developing and applying the proprietary Brand Bucket Programme to develop customer-centric businesses across almost every field. He follows a Level 5 workstyle, working with the C-Suite to ensure that everything in a business is marketing-led, helping organisations define their Value Proposition and their ideal target audience and build out their operations and culture so that everything in the business is focused on generating long-term commercial relationships. In simple terms, he helps organisations sell more stuff profitably.

This event is part of the Kent & Medway Growth Hub‘s Accelerate programme providing tailored business support to Kent businesses. Funded by the UK Government, it is managed by Kent County Council in partnership with Smarter Society.

The Kent and Medway Growth Hub provides signposting information to all government funded business support and funding opportunities and offers a limited amount of support services. It is part of the Growth Hub Network. This contract is run by Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce, funded by UK Government and managed by Kent County Council.