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Women Thinking Business
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The event "Women Thinking Business" at Reading Town Hall is free to attend and already has over 100 ladies booked.
Saturday 2nd December, 9am registration for a 9.30am start and will finish at 1pm. Mary Flavelle will be opening speaker from Reading Enterprise Gateway, followed by Olivia Lockwood delivering the keynote speech on what it is like to have your own business. Then 2 workshops will follow with advice on how to start your own business, the other one assertiveness and self-esteem. Call to book your free place 0845 600 9006 or emial info@blbw.co.uk This event is especially for women who are want to work for themselves because life's challenges stop them getting a mainstream job, or who fancy turning a hobby into a business. OR have recently started a new business and now need some advice as to how to keep going. |
