The Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce is launching a series of industry forums.
The organisation is hosting six events, each focusing on a different sector of the Island's economy.
The first takes place at 10am on Thursday, February 8 at the advanced manufacturing training centre in Douglas, and highlights engineering and manufacturing.
Others looking at digital, visitor, construction and finance will take place at various locations across the Island.
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