FEL CEO Jenny Holloway Attends Opportunity Bromley Reception at the House of Commons

Fashion-Enter Ltd CEO Jenny Holloway attended the Opportunity Bromley Reception at the House of Commons on 12th February 2026, joining more than 100 business leaders from across the borough to discuss investment, innovation and the future growth of Bromley’s economy.

Hosted by Peter Fortune MP in the Churchill Room, the event brought together representatives from major employers, SMEs, family-run businesses and entrepreneurs from across the borough. Guests also heard from Laura Citron, CEO of London & Partners, who highlighted London’s continued attractiveness as a global destination for business, investment and talent.

The reception formed part of the wider Opportunity Bromley initiative, which aims to promote Bromley as a leading destination for business growth, investment and employment. Discussions focused on the opportunities available to businesses operating in the borough, alongside the challenges currently facing organisations across a changing economic landscape.

Speaking about the event, Peter Fortune MP described it as an opportunity to showcase the strength and diversity of Bromley’s business community.

He said: “This was about more than just a single evening; it was about making a clear statement that Bromley is confident and ready for the next chapter of growth.”

He added that the businesses represented at the reception reflected “the very best of our local economy”, highlighting their role in creating jobs, investing in skills, supporting local supply chains and contributing to communities across the borough.

For Fashion-Enter Ltd, the event provided an opportunity to engage with fellow business leaders and stakeholders from across London while continuing conversations around skills development, manufacturing, innovation and sustainable growth within the fashion and textiles sector.

As a social enterprise and ethical garment manufacturer headquartered in London, Fashion-Enter Ltd has long championed UK manufacturing, skills development and industry collaboration. The company’s work through its Fashion Technology Academy and manufacturing facilities continues to support both emerging talent and established brands, helping to strengthen the UK’s fashion supply chain.

The Opportunity Bromley reception highlighted the importance of collaboration between businesses, local government and industry organisations in creating the conditions for economic growth. With Bromley continuing to attract investment and entrepreneurial activity, the borough remains an important contributor to London’s wider business ecosystem.

Reflecting on the evening, Jenny Holloway welcomed the opportunity to meet with business leaders from across the borough and to hear first-hand about the ambitions, challenges and opportunities shaping Bromley’s future.

The event reinforced a shared commitment to supporting enterprise, developing skills and creating opportunities for businesses of all sizes to thrive, while ensuring Bromley remains a competitive and attractive location for investment and innovation in the years ahead.