Latest news from the team at the Introbiz business network in East Wales

Latest news from the team at the Introbiz business network in East Wales - 


May has arrived which means a new month filled with exciting events.
This month, we have a power group events, a ladies power lunch event as well as a very exclusive complimentary breakfast event at Hensol Castle in the Vale of Glamorgan on Friday, 20th of May from 7:30am.
This event is very different as we welcome guest speaker Hugh Morris.
He played three cricket Tests for England and is the CEO of Glamorgan cricket club.
You can find out more below.

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This month's ladies power lunch will be held at Le Monde, Cardiff on Friday, May 13th from 1-3pm. This is a great opportunity to connect with businesswomen from a range of industries and sectors. There's a delicious menu on our website where you can choose what you'd like. Find out more.

Our very own Tracey Smolinski will be hosting a webinar on Monday, 9th of May from 8pm GMT. The webinar will focus on how to grow your business through the power of networking. You can click here to register.

Save the Date - Thursday, June 9th - Social event at Hugo Boss, Cardiff

To book your place to attend any of our networking events, you can call the Introbiz team on 02920 291002 or email admin@introbiz.co.uk.

Come and join us for our first event of May at the Radisson Blu hotel in the centre of Cardiff.
This a power group table event so make sure you bring plenty of business cards with you! This event is sponsored by Princes Gate.

 

BOOK THE EVENT HERE

FIND OUT MORE...



Ladies Power Lunch at Le Monde
May 13th, 1-3pm

 

Breakfast and Guest Speaker at Hensol Castle
May 20th, 7.30-9.30am

 

Power Group Event at Chapel 1877
May 26th
4:00-6:00pm


Power Group Event at the Marriott Hotel
June 2nd, 4-6pm

 

BOOK YOUR TICKETS FOR WALES' BIGGEST BREAKFAST
November 9th, 7-9am

BOOK YOUR FREE TICKETS FOR THE INTROBIZ EXPO

Contact us
Call - 02920 291002
Email - info@introbiz.co.uk 

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