First meeting of 2017 for Llanelli Rugby Business Network


The next meeting of the Llanelli Rugby Business Network will be held on Tuesday 10th January 2017, 6pm till 8pm, at Parc y Scarlets, Llanelli.
Here is the info from the Llanelli Rugby Business Network -
Now that the Christmas and New Year Celebrations are behind us it’s time to consider your networking opportunities in 2017.
With this in mind we will be holding our first Llanelli Rugby Business Networking Event for 2017 on Tuesday 10th January, yes in less than a week's time!
Representatives of our partner charity, School of Hard Knocks Cymru, will be in attendance at this meeting where we will be presenting them with a donation in support of their work in Welsh Schools. Our speaker at this event will be Tony Worsley, Managing Director of Any Communications.
His presentation will cover the topic of Implementing and Managing a Mobile Workforce Tracking Solution.
When considering vehicle tracking, business owners are often torn between the desire to achieve costs savings and productivity improvements on the one hand, and the fear of being considered to be using a heavy handed approach to people management on the other.
Tony will outline some useful tips on ensuring that you get the very best from a tracking solution for all involved. 

Tony Worsley 

Please register your interest in attending via the following link:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/llanelli-rugby-buisiness-network-10gbp-payable-on-the-night-tickets-30883918632
There will be a small charge of £10 for attending (which will include the cost of light refreshments), which 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.
We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday 10th January. Registration is between 5.30 - 6.00 (6.00 p.m. start), for what again will hopefully prove to be a productive networking event.
Follow us on Twitter via: http://twitter.com/LlanelliRBN

Event location:
Heart and Soul Café
Parc y Scarlets
Parc Pemberton
Llanelli

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