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	::: Welcome To Community & Business Partners, Creating Partnerships To Achieve Success :::

Community & Business Partners CIC is a non-profit making company established over 21 years ago, with one primary objective – To engage the Private Sector in contributing to the development of the areas’ future. We do this by nurturing and developing very strong, long-term relationships through our network of contacts and organisations, built up over many years. These relationships deliver real, tangible benefits and added value to Business & Industry, Schools, Employers, Charities and local communities.

Our projects are specifically designed to be non-bureaucratic, simple and effective. Each of our Project Managers’ works tirelessly and passionately to create positive, healthy and rewarding results for the people who live and work in Pennine Lancashire (Blackburn, Darwen, Hyndburn, Burnley, Pendle, Rossendale, Ribble Valley and Blackpool). For more information please visit the contact section of this website, or simply call us on: 01254 505050.

The Guardian Angel Entrepreneurs Network

The objective of GAEN is to assist companies in developing and achieving greater success by providing them access to highly experienced, knowledgeable and skilled business people - we call these our Guardians.

Whatever your challenge, our network allows us to access hundreds of experienced people in areas such as HR, Project planning, finance, Marketing and many more.

Employers Forums

Initially set up in 1988, Employers Forums provide an opportunity for private sector companies to get together to share best practice and debate issues of concern.

An employers’ forum acts as a catalyst to bring together local employers who are joined by representatives from the Public Sector, Police, Groundwork and other agencies to discuss, debate and resolve issues of concern and future
opportunities.

SAMS (Scrap Art Material
Store)

At SAMS surplus objects are collected, displayed and offered in a sort of emporium or ‘warehouse of wonders’.

SAMS brings together public and private organisations with a common aim of raising recycling and environmental awareness and actively encourages recycling within the local business community.

Our not for profit social enterprise is a hub of activity.

Employee Community Involvement

Want to put something back into your community? Interested in training and development? Why not become part of the Employee Community Involvement scheme.

We encourage employers to allow employees time to put something back into their community, as part of their own development. We’ve run in excess of 200 challenges with over 100 companies since we started.

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