MDA Innovation Network - Business Breakfast Venue: OpTIC, Glyndwr University at St Asaph Date: Friday 14th June 2013

Time: 8.30am-9.30am (Registration from 8am) Tour: Optional short tour at 9.30am Cost: Free
The MDA invites you to the next Innovation Network Business Breakfast on Friday 14th June 2013
The network is an established and growing initiative to assist the growth of knowledge based businesses in the natural economic area of the North Wales / North West border. We want you to convert ideas into business growth and innovations by:

As usual there will be a series of elevator pitches which will showcase businesses within the network and give the latest news on current opportunities. Due to the increasing popularity of each Business Breakfast it is highly recommended you become a member of the network, you will then receive invitations to all future events. Once you have registered for the event you can access the delegates list prior to each event. Please Note: Places are limited at this event if we are oversubscribed, preference will be given to SMEs registering to attend. If you would like to register please email mda@cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk by noon on Monday 10th June 2013 For more information regarding the Mersey Dee Alliance please visit our website at www.merseydeealliance.org.uk

further familiarising yourself with available innovation, R&D and business support resources and how they can assist with business growth connecting with and learning from other knowledge based and innovative companies and individuals discovering synergies and leads, and developing linkages and relationships across sectors and supply chains of relevance to your business letting us know what you need and bringing along relevant colleagues and associates to connect!

OpTIC is a leading centre for the research and development of cutting-edge technology. The site brings together academics conducting research into highly specialised areas of technology and businesses looking to develop that technology for commercial purposes. This enterprising partnership approach makes OpTIC a key part of both Glyndr University and of the wider local, national and international economy. OpTIC also includes an incubation centre providing accommodation for start-up businesses coming from either industry or academia. This means new start-up companies have on hand advanced technical facilities together with an experienced community of both technical and business expertise For more information visit www.opticinnovations.co.uk