The Business Show Bristol 2010 explores the impact of a new government and what it means for business

Delegates can look forward to an extensive seminar programme at The Business Show Bristol 2010, on 15th September at Leigh Court. The programme will include a review on 'A new Government and a new Economy: what does this mean for UK business?' with Steve Hughes who leads the British Chambers of Commerce’s policy work on economic affairs, tax and regulation. This will explore how business was affected during the recession, how the downturn has fundamentally altered the trading environment, the Coalition Government’s attempts to drive recovery through policy and the economic landscape for the next few years.

The BBC's Politics Show West also aim to attend the show to take the temperature among the business community on the government and what it is doing to help or hinder business.

10 seminar topics are available to pre-book, ranging from social media to effective leadership skills, the latter subject focused via two key seminars, with William Montgomery on ’10 Key Actions of Effective Leaders’ and with Ruby Wax, the programme’s keynote speaker, on 'Leadership through Communication'.

The show offers a showcase of 100 exhibitors from a wide range of business sectors, free speed networking sessions and a conference café for networking and refreshment. To view the full programme, book a stand or to register to attend, visit www.businessshowbristol.co.uk