ENTERPRISE HQ - a new way to work
When conditions are tough you need new ways of doing business at lower cost. Monthly membership of ENTERPRISE HQ provides you with a cost-effective business base for the price of a cup of coffee a day. ENTERPRISE HQ is a combination of a luxury members' business club and a corporate head office and offers contemporary and stylish meeting space for every type and size of company. Dedicated to entrepreneurs and providing efficient working, entertaining and training facilities in an idyllic location with a powerful enterprise heritage you can also meet our resident businesses and take advantage of FREE design & legal clinics.
Membership costs just £20 a month and provides you with:
- ENTREPRENEURS CLUB & workspace WITH ADVERTISING BENEFITS
- affordable COMMERCIAL SERVICES INCLUDING REGISTERED BUSINESS ADDRESS & MAIL BOX SERVICES
- discounted board room & meeting room rates
- NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES, REFRESHMENTS and the finest bean to cup coffee
- OPENING HOURS : Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm / Breakfast and 5-9 clubs, events, networks and round tables will be pre-programmed and available on our EVENTS CALENDAR
ENTERPRISE HQ IN TELFORD supports new ways of working for entrepreneurial businesses and is the only venue of its kind in the region. The state of the art business centre is part financed by the European Union Regional Development Fund, Advantage West Midlands and Telford & Wrekin Council. The visionary local authority in the Borough of Telford & Wrekin, support and subsidise the facilities in order that local businesses can thrive and prosper.
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SHROPSHIRE IS THE WEST MIDLANDS CAPITAL OF ENTERPRISE.
ENTERPRISE HQ within the Global Birthplace of Industry showcases the new industrial revolution and is honoured to hold the entrepreneurial title for the county 2009/2010. To find out more about the West Midlands capital of enterprise read The People Bid For Shropshire: