Latest news from the Introbiz Business Networking team in East Wales


Latest news from the Introbiz Business Network team in Cardiff and Newport - 

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Good morning everyone,
Hope you all had a lovely Easter break!
2015 is well underway, with a very successful first 3 months for Introbiz which saw more than 130 companies attend a networking event for the first time in January, February and March.
There has never been a better time to attend an Introbiz Networking Event.
Why attend an Introbiz business event?
- Create new business opportunities to gain more sales, leadsand customers
- Increase your visibility in the business community
- Build your business contacts in South Wales
- Start relationships that will lead to strategic alliances, joint - ventures and referral partners
- Become connected to key influencers in your industry and within your target market
Why not join us this Thursday at The Village Hotel to see how your business can benefit from Introbiz. See event details below.
We look forward to meeting you!

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Networking at The Village Hotel
Thursday 16th April
4pm-6pm

Join Introbiz members and visitors for our first networking event at The Village Hotel Cardiff. Network with business owners, corporate companies and SMEs.
Event sponsored by
Future Asset Management
FREE PARKING
29 Pendwyallt Road CF14 7EF
Introbiz Members £10
Visitors £15

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Thursday 23rd April
Chapel 1877
4pm-6pm
Click here to book


Thursday 30th April
Radisson Blu
4pm-6pm
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Thursday 7th May
Holiday Inn Express
4pm-6pm
Click here to book

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