NACFB starts expo registration

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Visitor registration have begun for the NACFB’s Commercial Finance Expo.

The fifth commercial Expo is being held on 25 June, with doors opening at 9.30 am.

The NACFB has sold more stands already than this time last year, with only 15 that have not been reserved.

The event is returning to the Pavilion at the NEC this year, extending the space available to allow for a full-size Conference Theatre.

The NACFB is expanding the event to include one of its Small Business Workshops for the Birmingham area, where it will entertain members of the local business community to highlight the funding choices available from the NACFB members and our patrons.

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