
At RiDO's new business centre, Matrix @ Dinnington, one crucial new member of staff is looking forward to giving budding entrepreneurs a helping hand. Centre co-ordinator Sarah Hanson has spent the past three years honing her skills at the council’s three other successful business centres – Fusion @ Magna, Moorgate Crofts and Century. She will now play an important role in the council’s continuing drive to encourage and support entrepreneurs and their young businesses at Matrix. Sarah said: "We all know how tough things are out there but there’s no doubt that there are opportunities for small entrepreneurial businesses as long as they have the right help. "Matrix offers not only affordable new office or workshop space at low costs, but also free business and financial advice that can make all the difference to someone starting out in business. We also offer a professional messaging service and meeting rooms for important meetings or presentations. "Although the current economic situation brings only bad news for some, for others it can open up an opportunity to do something they've always wanted to do – like be your own boss." Matrix is the first in the south of the borough, and it is hoped it will cater for the new breed of entrepreneurs in the area. Business adviser Rachel Clark has so far helped 47 start-ups get off the ground, creating 108 new jobs in Dinnington. RiDO business development manager Tim O'Connell added: "You can do it! And we’ll help you. Come and find out more at our Matrix open day on February 25, between 11am and 2.30pm. Our expert business advisers will be on hand to offer advice."
Rotherham Investment and Development Office
Rotherham

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