Business award for busy Kathy

Llanelli interior decorator Kathy Bowen will have to get busy and find some extra wall space in her own office after picking up an award from the town’s branch of Business Network International (BNI).
Kathy, who runs Komplete Interiors Llanelli at Tir Yr Yspitty in Bynea, received a Notable Networker Award at a meeting of the growing BNI breakfast club at The Diplomat Hotel, Llanelli.
The award was in recognition of Kathy’s efforts in delivering new business for other members.
She received the award from Peter Sylvester, executive director for South Wales for the BNI network.
Mr Sylvester said Kathy was a shining example of a go-ahead businesswoman who recognises that networking can pay dividends.
“Kathy appreciates that being part of a network such as the BNI means that everyone gets a chance to help each other build business in these difficult economic times,” he added.
The Business Network International (BNI) Chapter in Llanelli is looking for new members.
The busy Thursday morning club meets at The Diplomat Hotel in Llanelli at 7am.
BNI details: Endeavour BNI (Llanelli), Director Nick Romanello. Email address nicholas@bni-southwales.com. Venue Diplomat Hotel, Felinfoel, Llanelli, SA15 3PJ. Meeting time: Thursday 0700am - 0830am.
If you are interested in joining the Llanelli BNI, then ring Phil Evans for an informal chat on 07796 990493
Website –
www.bni-southwales.com

Congratulations: Peter Sylvester, executive director for South Wales for the BNI, presents Kathy Bowen with her Notable Networker award.

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