Our Events

Creating and monitoring budgets is a useful and transferable skill for young professionals – particularly those with ambitions to progress to higher management, who are typically involved in organising departmental budgets. Generation Next will explore the topic further in its February webinar.

To stand out from the crowd, young professionals and businesses need to present their achievements and skills in a positive way through online or face-to-face communication. This can be crucial in attracting new business connections and opportunities.

Join us to mark the launch of the Generation Next Awards 2023. From 11 January, young professionals working across the East Midlands will be able to showcase their achievements through our awards programme.

The Chamber's Annual General Meeting is a great opportunity to engage with the Chamber's board of directors and senior leadership team and provides an update on the Chamber's progress and achievements over the past 12 months.

Here at Generation Next, we aim to create comfortable environments for young professionals to connect with likeminded peers and build new business contacts, wherever they are on their business journey. Our Christmas Social will be an excellent opportunity to celebrate the festive season with fellow members and our board of champions.

In professional roles, you may be asked to present in a number of situations, this could be a small internal meeting, a wider company meeting, a large global conference or even presenting to your boss. Therefore, being a confident public speaker is a key skill to reaching your full potential.

Join Lucy Robinson, East Midlands Chamber director of resources and Generation Next lead, to find out how you and your business could get involved in Generation Next. The network aims to connect business owners and employees aged between 18 and 35 with like-minded people, develop their skills and open doors to new opportunities. Social networking events, alongside a series of educational workshops, are designed to help the next generation of business leaders build their professional networks and skills.

Learn the tricks of the trade as you shake, muddle and stir your way through iconic Cuban cocktails and unique serves of our own creation at our cocktail making social at Revolución de Cuba Nottingham.

With a keynote speaker and a panel discussing the topic of the value of a diverse and inclusive workforce, this event will highlight the benefits of employing, engaging and retaining a wide variety of talent and the breadth of benefits that this brings to both the business and customer base.

This event is ideal for young professionals who would like to become inclusive leaders and how to influence inclusion in the new workplace.

Join Lucy Robinson, East Midlands Chamber director of resources and Generation Next lead, to find out how you and your business could get involved in Generation Next. The network aims to connect business owners and employees aged between 18 and 35 with like-minded people, develop their skills and open doors to new opportunities. Social networking events, alongside a series of educational workshops, are designed to help the next generation of business leaders build their professional networks and skills.

We live in a digital age. Yet, it has never been more important to be able to present impressively. Face-to-face communications will make or break a career. The ability to communicate effectively and with impact is essential in business. From public speaking, to pitching, to boardroom behaviour – it’s a necessary skill. The ability to communicate about you, your organisation and your message. And do it with impact. Hosted by Generation Next partners Nottingham University Business School, this workshop will help delegates improve their communication to enhance their career prospects.