The Islands Chamber of Commerce will be holding a series of workshops for members and non-members next month.
They'll look into the subjects of preventing business data breaches; workplace health and wellbeing and mediation.
The first two will take place on Friday, June 15, and Tuesday, June 19, at their offices on Athol Street, Douglas.
The third will be held at the Chambers' new offices at Queen Victoria House in Douglas on Tuesday, June 26.
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