Jubilee Library - BPIC events January 2026

Confidence on Camera - Conference Room 3, Jubilee Library, 14 Jan 2026, 2pm - 4:45pm

Learn how to show up with confidence, ease, and authenticity — no fake hype or filters needed. Build your confidence on camera and get those Insta reels recorded. This session is run by BIPC expert Margaret Sinclair of MindTamers with guest speaker, videographer Eduardo Benfatti.

Adults welcome. Free. Book here

Afternoon Tea Networking; Relaxed Show & Tell - BIPC, Jubilee Library, 21 Jan 2026, 2pm - 4pm

The BIPC Afternoon Tea is a relaxed in-person networking session with Show & Tell, for informal conversation and meeting of like-minded people and possible new business connections. You'll get to hear about what free events are coming up, meet other people, and make connections. At this relaxed afternoon session, we'll let the conversation flow. Show & Tell. At the beginning of the session there will be 5x5min slots for attendees to be guest speakers and take to the floor, letting the group know: what your business is, how you're doing and if you have any problems/ issues/a topic you'd like to discuss at the session.

Adults welcome. Free. Book here

Effective Techniques for Successful Hospitality Businesses - Conference Room 3, Jubilee Library, 26 Jan 2026, 1pm - 2:30pm

This workshop offers techniques for managing change within the hospitality industry, whether you're at the helm of a pub, cafe or restaurant. Led by BIPC expert, economist Stephen Logue, an award-winning restaurant owner, marketeer, consultant and author, this workshop offers techniques for managing change within the hospitality industry; whether you're at the helm of a pub, cafe or restaurant, this hour and a half workshop will have valuable insights and tools for you.

Adults welcome. Free. Book here

Overcoming Imposter Syndrome -Conference Room 3, Jubilee Library, 28 Jan 2026, 10:30am - 12pm

You’ve got the skills, the ideas, and the drive, so why does it still feel like you’re faking it? Imposter syndrome can sneak in even when things are going well. It whispers things like - "who are you to say you can help people", or "are you really qualified to do this?" even "you think people should pay you for this?" you can start to be worried you will be 'found out' or 'called out' as a fraud. This practical, empowering workshop is designed to help you - led by BIPC expert Margaret Sinclair.

Adults welcome. Free. Book here