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Business Networking is everywhere. Groups are in abundance in most towns, cities and rural areas. In fact, if you wanted to be in a Networking meeting for all your main meals of the day, it’s completely possible and you could double book yourself if you so desired! The term Networking can broadly be described as . . . → Read More: No time to Network?  I had the pleasure on Friday morning, on the back of an incredibly busy week, of venturing off to the most loveliest Cake Shop in Chinnor, Oxfordshire. I suppose it could be described as a Coffee Shop or a Tea Room but the cakes adorned themselves all over the counter begging with me to . . . → Read More: Inspired Cake Eating…. It would be lie a to say that organising an event such as a Conference isn’t hard work. It’s the hardest work! It’s frustrating, it’s filled with a hundred things you’ve never thought of before (having never organised a Conference), it’s late nights, lots of pleading, creative thinking and continuous motivation. And out of all . . . → Read More: Are You Part of The Bigger Picture? This post is part of a series – Number 6 We asked successful businesswomen to share their experiences of starting a business. We looked to interview women of different ages, backgrounds and business sectors, asking them to share the good and the bad. Here’s what they told us: Laura Pryor – www.overthebloom.co.uk Why did you . . . → Read More: “I would have taken the plunge earlier.” This post is part of a series – Number 5 We asked successful businesswomen to share their experiences of starting a business. We looked to interview women of different ages, backgrounds and business sectors, asking them to share the good and the bad. Here’s what they told us: Jackie Cross – www.jacquelinecross.com Why did . . . → Read More: The Perfect Work Life Balance This post is part of a series – Number 4 We asked successful businesswomen to share their experiences of starting a business. We looked to interview women of different ages, backgrounds and business sectors, asking them to share the good and the bad. Here’s what they told us: Marneta Viegas – www.relaxkids.com Why did . . . → Read More: “Success For Me Is Health and Happiness.” This post is part of a series – Number 3 We asked successful businesswomen to share their experiences of starting a business. We looked to interview women of different ages, backgrounds and business sectors, asking them to share the good and the bad. Here’s what they told us: Red Barrington – www.redstardigital.co.uk Why did . . . → Read More: “No More Dead End 9 to 5″ This post is part of a series – Number 2 We asked successful businesswomen to share their experiences of starting a business. We looked to interview women of different ages, backgrounds and business sectors, asking them to share the good and the bad. Here’s what they told us: Elizabeth Kuhnke – www.kuhnkecommunication.net Why did you . . . → Read More: “Without following through, you have no business.” This post is part of a series – Number 1 We asked successful businesswomen to share their experiences of starting a business. We looked to interview women of different ages, backgrounds and business sectors, asking them to share the good and the bad. Here’s what they told us: Isobel Lamplough – www.isobelweddings.com Why did . . . → Read More: A Steep Learning Curve There is little else more daunting than setting up your own business even if you are not quite fully aware of this at the time of idea conception! It’s your first year and you probably aren’t aware of this right now, but you are about to embark upon one of the most learning experiences of . . . → Read More: New to Networking? |
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