PIN helps to redefine profits

Produced In Norfolk is delighted to have a stand in the The ideas exchange - redefining profit in the 21st century this month. The ideas exchange - redefining profit in the 21st century is the seventh in the popular series of ideas talks, hosted by the East of England Development Agency, aimed exclusively at leaders of the region's small and medium-sized businesses.
Liam Black chief executive of Fifteen, the chef apprenticeship programme for troubled young people created by Jamie Oliver in 2002 is chairing the event and keynote speakers include Tim Smit, chief executive and co-founder of the Eden Project
Director of PIN Jane Miller says" I am delighted Produced In Norfolk is playing a part in this important event for the region. PIN offers an alternative model for devloping sustaininable rural communities and it would be a great accolade if others could copy our business model,  which has proved such a success for Norfolk."