Originally written by Partner Content on Small Business
It is widely accepted that support from peer groups and peer networking is often the first port of call for business owners facing similar challenges.
As businesses navigate the ongoing pandemic including a third national lockdown and deal with issues arising from exiting the EU, they can find help and no-nonsense support and advice through peer networking.
In 2021 peer networking can create a feeling of community no matter what industry or sector you are in, but it also helps business owners realise that they are not alone in the obstacles they face on a day-to-day basis.
With the help of like-minded peers, they can gain valuable insights leading to day to day solutions to help grow their business.
Which is why Peer Networks is working with SME business owners across England to help place them in a stronger position for future growth.
>See also: How peer support is helping me and my business
What are the experts saying about Peer Networks?
Isla Wilson is a director at Ruby Star Associates and a Peer Networks facilitator for Greater Manchester.
She says: “There is real value in sharing experiences with others and drawing out learning which each member can apply to themselves