2013, 23 january, 23/1/13, Among those on the invitation list……….. Orion Consultancy, Auditel, bakers, Barclays, BIBIC, Bishop Fleming Chartered Accountants, BizVidz, Bridgwater College, building supplies, business improvement, Business Network South West, Business Network SW, business relationships, Butchers, candle stick makers, Castle Management (Taunton) Ltd, Chaplins Superstore, cleaning contractors domestic & commercial, Clerkroom, Colmena Associates Ltd, Concorde Ltd, consumer goods, Creation Media, Custodis, DCS Southwest, Deverill Ltd, Echo, Egret Limited, Embrace Legal Solutions, Engensa, Epsilon, Evolution, Evosite Ltd, florists, food/drink businesses (producers, hair dressers/barbers, Hamilton Future, Harris Fowler, Headway Somerset, Higos Insurance Services, hire, HSBC Bank plc, I.T services, Integrity Financial Ltd, interior design, J.D Colquhoun Ltd, Jelf Lampier, Joel Tait Flamenco, Learning South West, Levett Surveying South West, Lloyds TSB Corporate Markets, logistics/courier, Manufacturing, Mark Leveridge Magic, Maxwells Chartered Accountants, McMaster Marketing, Media Edge UK, Meldon Consulting Ltd, Mercedes Benz of Exeter, MJN Forensic Accountants Ltd, networking events, networking lunch, networking tips, New year, OneServe Ltd, Outsource Admin (South West)Ltd, Peptalk, PIKA PR, Print Guy, Rainbow International, recycling, Reflex First Aid Training, restaurants, retailers), RSH Copywriting, Sean Humby, shopping sherlock, Signs Express, Simply Detox for Health, Somerset, somerset county cricket club, Somerset Life, Somerset West Businesses Against Crime, tailors/outfitters; landscape/gardening/horticulture, Taunton, Taunton Business Network, Taunton School, Telecommunications, The Castle Hotel, The Mount Somerset Hotel, The Royal Exchange, travel agents/consultants, utilities, waste disposal
Among those invited -premier Networking event Taunton – 23/1/13 – are you on the list
Among those on the invitation list………..are you?
GET YOUR INVITATION HERE
Orion Consultancy,
Concorde Ltd,
Somerset West Businesses Against Crime,
Headway Somerset,
Rainbow International,
RSH Copywriting,
Mark Leveridge Magic,
Auditel,
Egret Limited,
Jelf Lampier,
The Castle Hotel,
The Mount Somerset Hotel,
Higos Insurance Services,
Shopping Sherlock,
Print Guy,
Hamilton Future,
Harris Fowler,
HSBC Bank plc,
Integrity Financial Ltd,
Somerset Life,
Taunton School,
Evolution,
BizVidz,
Barclays,
BIBIC,
Bishop Fleming Chartered Accountants,
Bridgwater College,
Outsource Admin (South West)Ltd,
Peptalk,
PIKA PR,
Reflex First Aid Training,
Signs Express,
Simply Detox for Health,
Castle Management (Taunton) Ltd,
Chaplins Superstore,
Evosite Ltd ,
Clerkroom,
Colmena Associates Ltd,
Creation Media,
Custodis,
DCS Southwest,
Deverill Ltd,
Echo,
Embrace Legal Solutions,,
Engensa,
Epsilon,
J.D Colquhoun Ltd,
Joel Tait Flamenco,
Learning South West,
Levett Surveying South West,
Lloyds TSB Corporate Markets,
Maxwells Chartered Accountants,
McMaster Marketing,
Media Edge UK,
Meldon Consulting Ltd,
Mercedes Benz of Exeter,
MJN Forensic Accountants Ltd,
OneServe Ltd,
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- Do you want to generate opportunities that will enhance your business?
- Do you want to build mutually beneficial relationships with other decision makers?
- Do you want your networking to relaxed and comfortable?
- How about business seminars that can positively impact your business?
- Would a huge variety of contacts be useful to your business?
- Do you want the opportunity to promote your business and expertise?
- Do you want a team of advocates and ambassadors for your business?
- What about generating an ROI on your networking?

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Starts at 11.45am with pre- lunch drinks and informal networking, sit down 12.30pm and finishes at 2pm
For your invitation contact
GET YOUR INVITATION HERE
Sean Humby – Director – Business Network (SW) Ltd
Tel 01981 540708
Fax 0845 305 8155
www.business-networksw.co.uk

- The Royal Exchange was officially opened by Queen Elizabeth I on 23 January 1571 The third Royal Exchange (first 2 destroyed by fires) building was designed by Sir William Tite and adheres to the original layout – consisting of a four-sided structure surrounding a central courtyard where merchants and tradesmen could do business.