Dr Neil Lewis the speaker at next meeting of Llanelli Rugby Business Network


The next meeting of the Llanelli Rugby Business Network will be held at Parc y Scarlets stadium, Llanelli, on Tuesday, February 10.
The guest speaker will be Dr Neil Lewis.
The aim of the Llanelli Rugby Business Network is to promote and enhance business in Wales, particularly within the local area.
During the meetings all attendees will be provided with the opportunity of introducing their business, the services they provide and the type of leads and introductions they are seeking, plus there will be ample opportunity for informal open networking in a friendly, informal and welcoming environment.
The guest speaker, Dr. Neil Lewis B.Ch.D Msc, works for The Robert Owen Community Banking Fund as an Environmental Consultant.
His role within the organisation is to manage a fund that develops energy projects for Community organisations throughout Wales.
Neil has an interesting background, is passionate about community environmental projects whilst being a very able presenter.
Neil studied for his Masters degree in Advanced Environmental and Energy studies whilst running a private dental practice in Ross-on-Wye.
He has since worked as a Consultant for businesses in lessening their environmental impact, becoming energy efficient and grasping opportunities for income in the energy sector.
He is also Chairman of Carmarthenshire Energy Ltd which is developing Community Energy projects.
The Robert Owen Community Banking Fund loans to businesses and start-ups on a local level.
The ethos is to stimulate the local economy and keep money circulating within the community.

There is a small charge of £10 for attending the meeting (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.
Registration is between 5.30 - 6.00 (6.00 p.m. start), for what again will hopefully prove to be a productive networking event.
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