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LEADERS DEBATE

Downtown Liverpool in Business (DLIB) is to host a head-to-head debate between Liverpool City Council Leader Councillor, Liberal Democrat Warren Bradley, and opposition Leader, Labour Councillor Joe Anderson in the run up to next May’s Local elections.

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MEMBERSHIP

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Join the ‘business club with attitude’ for as little as £270.00 per year.

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TFI FRIDAY

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PROPERTY & ENTERPRISE FORUM

AThe first Property & Enterprise Forum of 2010 took place at the Grant Thornton office's keynote speeches were presented by Dougal Paver and Les Ross.

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THE HIGHEST BID GETS IT...

Framed Liverpool and Everton home shirts signed by all of the first team squads. You have until the end of February to enter your bid. The highest bid entered for either shirt, wins.

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MEMBERS RECEPTION

The first Downtown Liverpool in Business 'Members Reception' of 2010 takes place at Merchants, 62 Castle St, bringing you an evening of fantastic food, fantastic wine and fantastic company.

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Business Networking Liverpool

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Downtown Liverpool in Business (DLIB) was established in 2004 as a business club that would provide leadership to the private sector, by articulating the views of its members to the public sector agencies that govern the city, and to create networking environments that would attract entrepreneurs, high growth companies and the regions big hitters.

Offering business networking events in Liverpool we can help you improve your business.

DLIB offer several core areas:

To represent and lobby for Liverpool’s private sector businesses and their economic interests.
Provide better private and public sector links to help influence Liverpool’s regeneration programme.
Nationally promote Liverpool as ‘the new place to do business’.
To influence, promote and help deliver an active enterprise and investment culture in Liverpool.
To invest in business information, support, guidance and opportunity that enhances and develops business growth in Liverpool