Networking Meeting Review by Jane Malyon
Paul Booth educated us on improving the delivery of our 60-second presentations, and then followed a group Questions and Answers session which was very useful and informative.
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Our membership represents the very best of local business. Our vetting process is thorough; each member must come highly recommended, and remain so by delivering continually outstanding work for members, their contacts, clients and friends.
Have confidence. Browse our members page and feel free to contact anyone listed.
Paul Booth educated us on improving the delivery of our 60-second presentations, and then followed a group Questions and Answers session which was very useful and informative.
Neil Bellham gave an excellent metaphoric presentation about how we deal with situations, and Howard Bullock presented on his Financial Advice business, Clear Financial Advice. It was incredibly informative and entertaining too.
James Barr was our guest speaker today who educated and scared us all with an amazing presentation on Cyber Security.
Toby Acton educated us explaining the need for us each to develop “our quick story”. John Hammond then presented about his security and access control business, JMH Technology.
Ben Golding guided us on positive thinking, and then Vincent Goode provided an old-school photo led presentation about his life, career and printing business, SpeedPrint.
Scott Griffiths explained the inner workings of our Performance League, followed by an all-action presentation and explanation of Blake Hammonds Airsoft and Camping equipment business, Ammo Hive.
Vincent Goode educated us on how to make a success of your networking, and then our very own chairman Aidan Squire explained about the Wills and Probate part of his legal business
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.