Networking Meet-up: Saturday, 21st March 2026
Romanian Entrepreneurs In Birmingham
stop building your business alone
About the Meet-Up
Are you a Romanian business owner, freelancer or self-employed professional based in Birmingham or within 30 miles? You do not have to build your business alone.
Join us on Saturday, 21st March 2026 for a face-to-face community meetup and start building your own trusted Romanian network.
9 Margaret St, Birmingham B3 3BS
The Sir Arthur Sullivan Hall
11.00 – 14.00 (buffet included)
Do you own a Romanian business in Birmingham?
Part of the “Rooted & Thriving – Romanians in Birmingham” initiative supporting 2,750+ Romanian businesses in the Midlands.
On 21st March we will
Bring together Romanian entrepreneurs from across sectors and industries
Share early insights and findings from the Romanians in Birmingham- Rooted and Thriving project
Reveal the first map of Romanian businesses in Birmingham
About the organiser
DOR- Romanian Diaspora is an organisation of Romanians in the United Kingdom that supports diaspora communities across the Midlands and nationally. We believe in the potential of the Romanian community abroad and provide opportunities for learning, integration, and cultural expression, both online and offline.
- Increase economic visibility
- Provide accessible resources
- Strengthen community pride and unity
- Encourage intercultural exchange
Why They’re Supporting Rooted and Thriving
“We are very pleased to be supporting the excellent work of DOR and look forward to exploring with them how we can increase economic justice in Birmingham for the benefit of not only the Romanian community, but everyone living in the city.”
Debbie Pippard Barrow Cadbury TrustThis project is about visibility, opportunity, representation, and justice, We are grateful to Barrow Cadbury Trust and brap for believing in our vision and helping us build a stronger, fairer Birmingham.
Sorina Stallard DOR – Romanian Diaspora.Rooted and Thriving builds on the experience we have accumulated at BRIDCON in working with and for the Romanian community. We believe this project will offer new tools for economic empowerment and civic participation, making our community’s contributions to Birmingham’s life and future even more visible and valued.
Gabriel Barcaru BRIDCONJoin the Romanian business community in Birmingham
The Romanian community is one of the largest in the UK; it is vibrant, resilient, and growing. Yet, many businesses and voices remain underrepresented. Let’s change this.
*No spam, no sales speeches.
Partners and Supporters
We proudly collaborate with local organisations, cultural groups, and social enterprises to make this project possible. A heartfelt thank you to our supporters:
Barrow Cadbury Trust is an independent charity using all of its resources for social justice.
brap is a charity transforming the way we think and do equality. help people, communities, and the organisations that serve them turn equality into reality.
Pioneering a comprehensive, longitudinal and historical mapping and social network analysis of Romania’s diaspora and its global interactions, a useful, pragmatic resource for both civil society and institutions.
BRIDCON supports start-ups and small to medium businesses to design and implement advanced strategic and tactical management solutions, ensuring sustainable growth in competitive and challenging environments.
Header image & logo © Oksana Bischin

We are really excited to be working alongside DOR in their efforts to dismantle systemic barriers faced by Romanian migrants and other marginalised communities in Birmingham. DOR will be part of a wider learning group of organisations that are all keen to examine the interplay between issues of economic and racial justice.
Asif Afridi brap