2 course served lunch, 20 years, @seanhumby', Adam Nicholas, Alana Carroll, Alastair Banks, alex wren, Alicia Coles, Alison Jobson, Alistair Heron, ally colton, Andrew Parrott, Andrew Price, anniversary, answers, ashley scott, Barry Martin, Bev Gratton, BNSW, Brian Lee, Bristol, Bristol Business Network, business improvement, Business Network South West, Business Network SW, business realtionships, business relationships, businessnetworkswdot org, Businessnetworkswdotorg, Carla Zumfelde, caroline creer, Cathy Towers, charity, charity member of month, Chris Wood, Clare Owen, Coffee, collaborations, connections, conversations, danny frayne, Dave Barr, David Hindon, David R Cotterill, Dawn Mayo, decision makers Devon, Derek Brunt, Dudley Hambleton, Ed Dolman, emailis, Emma Law, Exeter, Exeter Business, face book, face to face, Fiona Helsing, fran long, Glen King, Gordon Mitchell, Grace Bradley, guests, Harriet Weeks, Heatherbell Barlow, hosted events, hotels, Hugh Graham, Ian Dunstan, ian smith, investment LinkedIn, Jackie Enright, Jane Humby, Jane MacNamara Guy Arnold, Jill Webster, Jim Enright, jim taylor, John Hind, julia bramble, Karen Jonas, Keryn Seal, Kim Knox, Lee Cottrell, longest running lunch time networking, longevity, Lynne Rathbone, Maggie Garrett, Malcolm Rouse, mandy blackler, mark evans martin, Mark Leveridge, Mark Wren, marketing, mary jane campbell, matthew redman, Megan Humby, Michael Green, Michelle Johnson, Michelle Powell, michelle thomas, Mike Woodliffe, Neil Starr, network, networking, networking events, networking lunch, Networking skills, Nick Dudman, Nicky Dunn, Nigel Wilkinson, olly dymond, opportunities, opportunity, paul brown, Phil Roberts, questions, Rachel Buckley, relationships, return on investment, Richard Carpenter, richard hussey, Rick Credland proctor, Robert Guest, rosemary pell, Ryan Barrett, Sally Mitchell, Sam Talby, Sarah Hughes, Sean Humby, seating plan, Sharon Goble, Social Media, Social Media Marketing, Somerset, stephen bateman, steve hartland, structured networking, Stuart Coombe, stuart devlin, Stuart Grant, Sue Mitchinson, table hosts, Taunton, Taunton Business Network, Tim Stanford, tips, toasts, Twitter, venues, vicki stewart, William Hammond, wordpress, www.business-networksw.co.uk
20 years of networking celebrated in style! Thank you!
“People will sit up and take notice if you will sit up and take notice of what makes them sit up and take notice” Harry Selfridge d. 8/5//1947
Among those who attended
Charity Partner Award winner for May.
Exeter Business Network Charities 2013


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Announcements from the lunch
Loads more offers and opportunities here!
A big thank you for these kind words
“In their own words from Twitter”
Listen2Win_May 08, 10:37pm via Twitter for iPhone
Fun speaking at 20th anniversary for #BNSWtoday. @stloyes @nigelwnw @alex_wren@seanhumby @Assistor @qChrisWood you are all legends! #L2W
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From LinkedIn
Fran Long
Great meeting today ty
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Julia Bramble
Seconded – the buzz in the room today was contagious!! The result of something very special that you have grown and nurtured Sean Humby. Delighted to belong to BNSW 🙂
Excellent event today in Exeter, thanks to SW Networking and Sean Humby.
Emails received
Thanks Sean – it was great to be a part of it.Best wishes and congratulations again on your continued success.RachelRachel BuckleyDirectorHartnell Chanot and PartnersHello Sean, thanks very much for inviting Jackie and I to join you for BNSW`s 20th Anniversary.The buzz in the room was great and is a credit to you, Jane and Megan.Here’s to another 20 years.Best regards.Jim Enright
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