With a population of more than five million – similar to the whole of Denmark or Scotland – it stands to reason the city of Leeds attracts so many businesses to its trendy, cosmopolitan streets. Naturally, being such a business-orientated city, Leeds caters for organisations of all shapes, sizes and industries.

It was another spectacular event last night. everyone enjoyed themselves and the rain even slowed down for us!

The right space can make meetings a dream, or at least less of a headache for meeting organisers. However, there are always problems finding the right meeting rooms in Leeds, even in such a business-focused city. Here are a handful and crucially – how you can overcome them:

Everyone has their own opinion on what makes a good meeting room, but some are just plain wrong! Here are just a handful of the worst pieces of advice we’ve heard about choosing meeting rooms in Leeds:

The city of Leeds is known for many things – but in recent years it has emerged as one of the most important hubs for business, innovation and enterprise. Many large organisations have been investing money and confidence in Leeds, from Google launching its Digital Garage in Leeds to the government investing £17.5 million for businesses to improve skills. Leeds City Council continues to focus on the Leeds City Region Enterprise Zone and last year, Leeds University announced plans to develop a £25 million enterprise hub – as reported by Business Editor Bernard Ginns in the Yorkshire Post.

Imagining what life and indeed, the business world, will be like in the future is always fun, but there are also many indicators of what’s to come all around us right now. If the rapid pace of technological advancement

Are you currently holding your meetings in your cramped home office, or grabbing ten minutes with a colleague in a crowded coffee shop in Leeds City Centre?

The city of Leeds is one of the business, meeting and conferencing capitals of the UK, which makes it even more surprising that individuals and organisations still believe some of the most outdated misconceptions about meeting rooms in Leeds.