Originally written by Partner Content on Small Business
Peer Networks is set to drive SME growth as small to medium-sized business owners work together to navigate challenges and adapt to the “new normal”.
From construction to cycling, early adopters of Peer Networks Chris Kane and Kirsti Grayson are already seeing the benefits of tackling common challenges and opportunities with other businesses.
Up and down the country SME business owners, such as Chris and Kirsti, are coming together in small groups to learn from each other on important challenges and opportunities such as EU transition, recovering from the impacts of Covid-19, HR, tech, finance and marketing.
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Chris Kane, co-founder of Dorset-based Greendale Construction, is one of many small business owners who have already signed up for Peer Networks.
Chris said: “This year has been a challenging time for all businesses, especially SMEs as the ongoing pandemic continues to cause uncertainty.
“Peer Networks are interesting and engaging, with a great mix of business owners taking part. I came with an open mind and wanted to help myself and others address some of the business challenges we are facing.
“I want to learn from my peers, understand their challenges, speak about our own and