Climate Action Business Forum: Summer Event Save The Date

The Climate Action Business Forum brings together businesses and organisations across Stockport that want to strengthen their operations, create greater value, and build long-term resilience.

Each event is designed to be practical, informative, and genuinely valuable. You’ll hear insights from industry leaders while also having space for open discussion, shared learning, and meaningful connections with other local businesses.

Whether you’re a founder, part of a growing SME, a consultant, or working within a larger organisation, the forum offers an opportunity to step away from the day-to-day and engage with Stockport’s business community.

A short, sharp update on what’s happening across the creative and tech landscape – locally, across Greater Manchester and beyond.

A focused talk or interactive session exploring a topic relevant to growth, resilience or innovation in the sector. Practical, accessible and grounded in real-world experience.

Hear directly from local businesses as they share insights, lessons learned and what’s working for them. (Want to feature on our panel - get in touch via the email below.)

The event is free to attend - funded by Stockport Council Economy, Work & Skills Team and Climate And Nature (CAN) Team.

• Business owners, founders and start-ups
• Sector leaders, advisers and ecosystem partners
• SME's and larger organisations

• Stay connected to what’s happening in the sector
• Learn from peers who are facing similar challenges
• Build relationships that can lead to collaboration and opportunity
• Be part of a supportive, locally rooted network

The Climate Action Business Forum is supported by Stockport Council and partners, and forms part of the borough’s wider ambition to ensure growth is sustainable, supporting a climate-friendly and resilient Stockport

Get in touch: [email protected]

Spaces are limited – booking is recommended.

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Host or Publisher Stockport Council