Latest news from the Introbiz business networking team


Latest news from the Introbiz business networking team - 
Networking events for July
Thursday 18 July 2013 - Park Inn Cardiff City Centre opposite CIA 4pm - 6pm New Venue
Come and network and have food and drink with many Introbiz members and all the new visitors that attend on a weekly basis £10 members £15 visitors, 4pm - 6pm. This event is sponsored by Head Office, Cardiff www.askheadoffice.co.uk
Thursday 25 July 2013 - Radisson Blu Hotel, Cardiff 4pm - 6pm
Come and network and have food and drink with many Introbiz members and all the new visitors that attend on a weekly basis £10 members £15 visitors.
To book your place and try the Introbiz experience in our fabulous 4 and 5 star locations with fabulous food drinks and atmosphere email info@introbiz.co.uk

Introbiz Keynote Speakers for the Business Show September 26

 

Hilary Devey CBE from Dragon s Den and The Intern on Channel 4
is an award winning entrepreneur and inspirational founder Chief Executive of the Pall-Ex Group. An outstanding role model for female entrepreneurs she has driven her company to a market leading position and now leads an operation which boasts a multi million pound turnover.


Kevin Green is a self-made multi-millionaire and social entrepreneur. He is one of the UK’s largest residential property landlords and a multi-business owner. The 49-year-old dyslexic, who featured on Channel 4′s Secret Millionaire and Channel 5’s “Secret Interview”, was homeless in 1988. Today his property portfolio runs into the hundreds. He has a wealth of experience in the property investment world and heads a number of successful companies and other non-property related businesses.


Daniel Priestley
Daniel Priestley of Entrevo Ltd is a successful entrepreneur, international speaker and author of the best selling books 'Become a Key Person of Influence' and 'The Entrepreneur Revolution'. Daniel started out as an entrepreneur at 21 years old and has since built and sold several successful businesses in the UK, Australia and Singapore. Daniel's second book predicts that a great trend towards self-employment is emerging. In the same way that the Industrial Revolution caused a sea change from cottage industry to factory labour, the Entrepreneur 'Revolution' will provide the chance for many to turn their passion into their own small business.

To book to attend the networking breakfast at the Introbiz Business Show on 26th September 2013 at Cardiff City Stadium 8am - 10am please click on the link below to secure your place. Spaces are limited £10 PER PERSON
http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/event/4547752450?utm_source=eb_email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=new_eventv2&utm_term=eventname_text#

To book a FREE place at the show 10am - 4pm please click on the link below to register your FREE ticket
http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/event/5365345894/eorg#

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