Introduce Yourself with Confidence

Say goodbye to awkward intros and hello to natural connection!

This energising workshop helps purpose-led people share what they do in a way that actually feels like them: clear, compelling, and cringe-free. Whether you're at a networking event or just meeting someone new, you'll learn how to introduce yourself with ease, alignment, and flow.

You’ll walk away with:

• A powerful new way to introduce yourself. No more cringing!
• A go-to structure you can use in pitches, talks, conversations, or bios.
• A felt sense of alignment that makes your message land (inside and out)

We will finish the session with 30 minutes of informal conversation where you can ask questions , talk through situations and chat to Thea, our brilliant workshop facilitator.

Who is this for:

This workshop is open to anyone running or working in a social enterprise active in Norwich. Perfect for creatives, community leaders, and impact-driven entrepreneurs who want to be felt, not just heard.

Where to go:

📍 Carrow House, King Street, Norwich

🚗 Parking is available on site

👉 Please head to the main reception, we will meet you there ten minutes before the start time of each session

Accessibility:

To find out about step free access into Old Carrow House, please contact hello@norwichunityhub.co.uk.

Booking:

This event is also listed on Heartbeat, our online community platform, but you do not need to book on both platforms.

Workshop Facilitator:

We're thrilled to welcome back Thea May from Working With Voice to facilitate this workshop!

Thank you!

This support is delivered in association with MENTA, funded by Norwich City Council via the Shared Prosperity Fund.

Support FUSE Network:

This event is free to attend, but if you’d like to support the continued running of FUSE and help us keep events like this going, you can make a donation here or purchase a ticket with a voluntary donation. Thank you for supporting our work to build a fairer, more inclusive economy and stronger communities across Norfolk!