At Jensten Insurance Brokers, we are proud to announce that we will be sponsoring the March edition of Ghyston’s Breakfast Club. This has been regular event that our specialist Technology, Media & Cyber team have supported since its creation at the start of last year.
With the topic focusing on “Learning from the Unexpected”, we look forward to round table discussions. From past experiences to potential risk management tools that companies could implement, the lively discussions of this event are not to be missed.
Details of the event
Anyone wanting to secure a place to the event, can do so here. Hosting the event, Ghyston a Bristol based software development team, will join us in hosting and discussing the key topics at their office:
Ghyston, 5th Floor, West, Programme, All Saints’ Street, Bristol, BS1 2LZ
8:00-9:30am
Tuesday 11th March
Coffees, teas & pastries provided
Charities supported
As part of this sponsorship, we are proud to have been able to support Ghyston with their charitable endeavours which this year focuses on working with two unique charities:
Tech4Good South West
Tech4Good South West is a charity dedicated to using technology for social good. It supports individuals and organisations in the region through digital inclusion, education, and innovation.
Running initiatives like community tech support, skill-building workshops, and collaborative projects to bridge the digital divide and empower local communities.
Connecting tech professionals, nonprofits, and businesses fosters solutions that enhance accessibility, sustainability, and social impact.
Endometriosis UK
Endometriosis UK is a charity that supports those affected by endometriosis, a painful and often misunderstood condition in which tissue similar to the lining of the womb grows outside the uterus.
They provide information, advocacy, and support through resources, helplines, and local groups to help individuals manage their symptoms and improve their quality of life.
By raising awareness and campaigning for better healthcare, they aim to drive change in diagnosis, treatment, and support for those living with the condition.
