If you are ready to increase your business visibility, connect with like-minded professionals, or simply meet with the local business community, this event is for you! Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to grow your business network. Make 2025 the year you level up, sign up today and be part of a thriving community of wonderful businesswomen!
When is the first HB Accountants Ladies Business Networking Brunch of 2025?
Register here and save the date of the first HB Accountants Ladies Business Networking Brunch of 2025. It would be wonderful to see you there. Here are all the details you need;
HB Ladies Business Networking Brunch
Limone Restaurant, Hoddesdon
11am-12.30pm
£16.50 for your networking, 2 course brunch & a drink
Fancy Winning a Bottle of Fizz whilst Networking?
HB Ladies Networking Brunch: Fancy winning a bottle of fizz? If you refer a contact to our networking brunch and they attend for the first time, you’ll be entered into a draw to win a bottle of fizz, as a thank you from HB Accountants!
Registration is easy, click here, or click the button below, or scan the QR code above, to reserve your space.
Why should I network for business?
If you still need convincing why networking will benefit you and your business, read our latest blog on that very subject here. The benefits are real!
- HB Accountants Ladies Business Networking Brunch
- Thursday 27th February 2025 | 11am – 12.30pm
- Limone Restaurant, Hoddesdon
- 2 course lunch including a hot drink or water – £16.50 per person
Click here to register for our February 2025 Ladies Business Networking Brunch
Your place is are not guaranteed until payment is received.
Our goal is to create a supportive online community where businesses can network, share insights, and seek advice and support from fellow professional
If you would like to talk to us about networking or to discuss any aspect of accountancy, taxation and payroll, we would be happy to help. Do give us a call. You can contact us on 01992 444466. We’re accountants for business and for people. We’re here to help.
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