Clay Shaw Butler's Amanda Russell lined-up to speak at business event




The next meeting of the Rugby Business Network in Llanelli will be held on Tuesday 9th July 2013
The July meeting of Llanelli Rugby Business Network marks the second anniversary of this popular event and will again be held at the Scarlets Heart and Soul Café, Parc y Scarlets.
The purpose of these meetings is to promote and enhance business in South West Wales and in particular the local area.
The event is friendly and mainly informal and all attendees will be provided with the opportunity of introducing their business, the services they offer and the type of leads and introductions they are seeking, plus there will be ample opportunity for informal networking.
The first speaker will be Amanda Russell (a regular attendee of RBN), who is employed as an accountant, at Clay Shaw Butler, Carmarthen.
Amanda’s talk is on the theme of “Getting the Basics Right”.
Her talk will include a summary of basic book keeping, how to interpret figures, vat registration and how to keep accountancy fees to a minimum whilst ensuring that tax and/or penalties aren’t paid unnecessarily.
The Rugby Business Network team are also currently in discussions regarding inviting a special guest speaker along to mark this landmark occasion.
To celebrate the second anniversary, there will be a couple of additional activities for participants to enjoy, including a free prize draw plus a Summer Secret Santa activity.
There will be a small charge of £10 for attending (which will include the cost of light refreshments) and is payable on the night.
It is important that you register your interest prior to the event so that adequate refreshments can be provided.
Members of other networking groups are welcome to join us at our events for which there are no annual membership fees involved.
The evening starts from 5.30pm for a 6pm start.

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