Agenda

Following a welcome cuppa upon arrival and a chance to say hello to fellow attendees, we'll take our seats and give all attendees a max of 60 second to introduce themselves to the room. So, get practising how much can you say about you and your business in 60 seconds!

Our host Alex Smith, Education Coordinator at the Aerozone London Stansted Airport will then give a brief overview about the Aerozone facilities.

We will then welcome our guest speaker Glenys Chatterley, Managing Director ' Effective Business Network (ebn)' to hear about her time in business, using networking as a powerful marketing tool. Glenys has developed a system of what to do before, during and after any networking event, although to quote Glenys “If you’re not talking to yourself, then you are networking.” Come to her presentation and she’ll show you her system.

There will be a further opportunity to mingle with fellow business professionals and make those all-important connections. So, if you made notes from the introductions earlier, this is your chance to target those who you do not already know!

This is perfect for anyone who wants to raise their profile across the business community and extend their network of business contacts. We will have a room of business people ready to get connected with you and your business – all you have to do is get the date in your diary and book a place today!

Aerozone

There will also be an the opportunity, subject to the weather and timing to visit the Aerozone's "Viewing Platform" which is not open to the public and provides a unique view of the runway. It might be worth bringing a coat as it can get a bit breezy!

About Glenys

Glenys Chatterley left the corporate world over 25years ago because, although she had achieved great success, she realised she wasn’t having fun. Becoming self-employed but with no idea what she should do, she used her networks to set up first an interior design company and then a catering and event company. Both of these she grew by networking with other business people so that they felt able to introduce her to their contacts. When the opportunity came to own a business networking company she decided to take on another challenge: she had in fact been in the process of selling her business with a view to retiring. Today she is Managing Director of Effective Business Network (ebn), which she has grown over the past 8 years.