Sarah Steel educated us on not judging a book by its cover, and Paul Booth explained his accountancy business to us with particular attention given to his ability to save tax on things such as electric vehicles.
Terry Maylin explained how to maximise your 60-second presentations, and Stuart Smallcombe presented his communications business and explained the differences between WANs and LANs to the non technical. A vibrant and uplifting meeting.
This weeks blog guest written by the one and only Jane Malyon. Vincent Goode educated us all on referral keywords and an interesting and informative Questions and Answers session in place of our regular 10-minute presentation.
Colin delivered an Education presentation and Howard Bullock returned to delight members with a finance quiz.
Our first week back with “Physical” meetings at a temporary venue of Hutton Cricket Club. Paul Dulieu used the cricket theme to extend to a metaphor for business behaviour, and Scott Griffiths presented to the whole group about how to pitch for and discuss a new website design project.
Toby Acton explained the concept of IKIGA to us all, and Vincent Goode delivered a pictorial history of his printing business “SpeedPrint”, explaining clearly why and how he does what he does.
A great meeting this week, and possibly our last on Zoom. Making the most of “screen sharing”, Matt Barry delivered an excellent 10-minutes brands quiz, plus we had the usual round of passing great quality referrals and testimonials.
Sarah Bell shared an interesting Education slot on thinking outside of the box, and Colin O’Connor explained his Health & Safety business to us all which was very useful.
Simon Essex explained brain training today, and Ben Ben Golding explained how amazing the Utillity Warehouse is and how it can help us all. A great networking meeting.
It was, err, a great, Umm, Networking meeting! We were educated by Ben Golding on how to watch for Errs and Umms, and then had a fantastic Question and Answers session between all members.