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Business development group for female business owners

By ljrodgers
November 6, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted November 6, 2017

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Posted November 6, 2017

Are you a local business woman looking to grow your business? I am planning to set up a Bird Table Group (https://www.bird-table.co.uk)in East Dulwich from January 2018. This will be a small group 6-8 participants) of diverse business women/owners who meet to share and gain mutual support, learn about themselves and from others, and ask/respond to critical questions...and generally explore ways in which they can develop their businesses with the help of a locally-based qualified business coach who has first-hand experience of the issues you face. Initial commitment is for 3 sessions. For more information please email [email protected] or call me for a chat on 07715 375 133.

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