Jane Malyon (and team) showed us how to think outside of the box, and Ben Golding presented about the Utility Warehouse and how someone can earn good money on a part-time basis and that it is ideal for someone who has illness or disabilities.
Ben Golding played a game of Chinese Whispers, and then Neil Bellham told us about his Catering Business, In Any Event Catering. Oh, and we played Mallet’s Mallet!
Nick Cooke regaled us with a story about emails, and then James Humphrey made insurance interesting(!) and told us about his business.
Paul Booth educated is with full audience participation about individual interpretation of information, and then Brian Painter explained about his Hypnotherapy business.
Chairman Aidan Squire summarised our EBF year with a detailed review, followed by our annual member awards where Matt Barry won Member of the Year.
Toby Acton educated us on the “Why, How, What” approach to sales. Paul Corrigan then gave his first 10-minute presentation about his career to date and journey towards setting up his Plumbing and Heating business, Solitaire.
Stuart Smallcombe educated us about mobile phone tariffs, and Mike Skinner presented a visually stunning presentation of his video marketing business.
Ben Golding explained to us the basic of a good 60-second presentation, and Paul Booth gave an interesting run-through of his accounting career to date and explained how he can help us all.
Vincent Goode reminded us all about how lucky we all are, and Tina Walker explained about her Virtual Assistant business.
Jane Malyon educated us on the topic of “will it make the boat go faster?”, and then Matt Barry gave an impressive presentation about his creative agency Blue Serif