Free Business Seminar, 13th June 630-830pm W.Dulwich

By lozza77
June 9, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted June 9, 2017

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Posted June 9, 2017

Are you looking to achieve breakthrough growth? If so, "The Antidote to The Dragons' Den" Seminar is for you!

Come to this FREE seminar being held at Parkhall Business Centre, 40 Martell Road, London, SE21 8EN on 13th June (630pm-830pm)

You will be given a blueprint for achieving growth by establishing objectives, assessing your business environment, and formulating and implementing strategies appropriate to your own business.

If you own or run a small or medium-sized business and are targeting growth, then we can help you to get your organisation onto the right path to achieve its full potential.

Book your FREE place now! Attendance will give you the opportunity to network with like-minded business people, also seeking to grow and develop their businesses. Simply copy and paste this link into your browser and complete the form to register. Refreshments will be provided.

www.businessdoctors.co.uk/event/676/antidote-to-the-dragons-den-seminar

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