Discover the intersection of creativity and entrepreneurship at StoryTown’s premier conference tailored for filmmakers, visual artists, authors, and screenwriters. Whether a seasoned professional or possessing an entrepreneurial spirit, StoryTown is designed for you. Unlock secrets to building a thriving business around your storytelling passion, gain insights into idea protection, and explore diverse narrative development possibilities across screens, VR, and books.

Who is the event for ?

Teachers, Careers Advisors, School and College Students

Morning and Afternoon session’s available

Book your school group onto one of the sessions during the school day.

The format of the session is presentation, q and a and talks in the auditorium for 1 hour. Followed by the opportunity for the students to meet and talk to local employers recruiting apprentices for September 2024.

Students will gain a real understanding of the Apprenticeship opportunities and pathways available in this sector.

This event is suitable for students in Year 10 and above who have an interest in a career in Manufacturing and Engineering.

Book your students on to our morning session from 9:45am -12pm

Book your students on to our afternoon session 12pm – 2.45pm

The cost of domestic abuse was estimated to be approximately £66bn for victims of domestic abuse in England and Wales for the year ending March 2017.  This hasn’t decreased and following the pandemic, and in the midst of a cost of living crisis, workplaces are continuing to be vital safe havens for many.  By everyone becoming better informed about domestic abuse we are helping to protect all victims and survivors.

Our conference will bring together various aspects of domestic abuse that you should know how to support in your workplace, in your community, with friends and family.

Join us on 27^th October to hear from:

• Victims and survivors
• Prominent changemakers
• Professionals in the domestic abuse field
• Practical demonstrations

Birmingham has a radical vision to become a global blueprint for sustainable living and working within the next two decades. How can businesses help achieve this and what are the benefits and opportunities?

Insider’s conference will examine how Birmingham City Council’s Our Future City Plan: Central Birmingham 2040 will ensure the city has the infrastructure and knowhow to become a highly attractive place for business, for travel, for digital connectivity and for arts and culture.
Senior figures in business and the public sector will set out how they plan to help make this ambitious vision a reality, as well as their priorities when it comes to reshaping the Second City.

DevOpsDays is a worldwide series of community run technical conferences covering topics of software development, IT infrastructure operations, and the intersection between them. It is run by volunteers from community, for the benefit of the community.

Join Centre for Cities for ‘Realising Regional Growth: What next for the West Midlands?’ at Millennium Point, Birmingham – the third in a new series of regional events exploring what the Levelling Up programme means in reality for local economic growth around the country.

This half-day conference will bring together national and regional politicians, academics and business leaders to discuss how the West Midlands can build on its existing strengths, as well as developing new ones, in order to harness opportunities presented by the Levelling Up agenda, and maximise growth not just across the region, but across the whole UK.

Join us for the 8th annual PA Forum Learning & Development Conference, bringing together the Executive & Business Support Community for a FULL day of inspirational, motivational aspirational and educational learning.

As we reach the halfway point of the year, our conference is a chance to take a pause, check in, reset, and feel ready to take on the remainder of the year with lots of learning to take back to the office and implement individually or with your colleagues as one team.

Join Centre for Cities for ‘Realising Regional Growth: What next for the West Midlands?’ at Millennium Point, Birmingham – the third in a new series of regional events exploring what the Levelling Up programme means in reality for local economic growth around the country.

This half-day conference will bring together national and regional politicians, academics and business leaders to discuss how the West Midlands can build on its existing strengths, as well as developing new ones, in order to harness opportunities presented by the Levelling Up agenda, and maximise growth not just across the region, but across the whole UK.

Join Centre for Cities for ‘Realising Regional Growth: What next for the West Midlands?’ at Millennium Point, Birmingham – the third in a new series of regional events exploring what the Levelling Up programme means in reality for local economic growth around the country.

This half-day conference will bring together national and regional politicians, academics and business leaders to discuss how the West Midlands can build on its existing strengths, as well as developing new ones, in order to harness opportunities presented by the Levelling Up agenda, and maximise growth not just across the region, but across the whole UK.

Join Centre for Cities for ‘Realising Regional Growth: What next for the West Midlands?’ at Millennium Point, Birmingham – the third in a new series of regional events exploring what the Levelling Up programme means in reality for local economic growth around the country.

This half-day conference will bring together national and regional politicians, academics and business leaders to discuss how the West Midlands can build on its existing strengths, as well as developing new ones, in order to harness opportunities presented by the Levelling Up agenda, and maximise growth not just across the region, but across the whole UK.