MANAGING YOUR MEETINGS,
MADE SIMPLE
Meeting
rooms
We can accommodate up to 40 people for meetings at SBIC, whether you require a quick brainstorming session, board meeting or training, we provide a variety of space and a professional on-site support team to help make your meeting a success.
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Fast, reliable |
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Catering available |
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Free |
Conference
facilities
Our dedicated staff are well trained in supporting a range of events at SBIC. Talk to our team to find out more about how we can help make your conference as hassle free as possible.
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Suitable for up |
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AV equipment |
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Connected by |
Relaxed
lounge
Our business lounge, (The Engine House) is available to all customers at SBIC and on a membership basis to external companies. It's a great place to have an informal meeting or chat to the other tenants.
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Free to |
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Membership |
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1-to-1 business |
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| AV Presentation Equipment | ✔ | ||
| Flip charts & Stationary | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Boardroom capacity | 20 | 8 | 4 |
| Theatre capacity | 50 | N/A | N/A |
| Cost Per Hour* | N/A | £21 | £16 |
| Half-Day* | £95 | £65 | £45 |
| Full-Day* | £170 | £115 | £80 |
*Prices starting from
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Available to all customers at SBIC and on a membership basis to external companies is our Business Lounge. Located at the heart of the centre, it is the perfect break out space – somewhere to clear your head, have a coffee or hold an informal meeting (max 4 people).
Business Lounge Membership is similar to the Bronze Membership of our coworking offer. Use of the lounge for one full day each week (flexible) on a membership basis is £45 pcm. Ad hoc charges are £12 per day or £6.50 for half a day.GET IN TOUCH
In addition to the lounge access you will also have access to a range of other support services, including:
-Events and workshops
-Business advice in a range of subjects
-1 to 1 support from our network of business mentors
-Networking opportunities
To apply for membership please get in touch.
See what's available
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“Many businesses fail if they sign a long lease, then find they can’t pay the rent. But here you pay month by month, so it really is ideal for early-stage companies.”Gary Diver, UltimediaREAD CASE STUDY
