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This breakfast networking session with a focus on sales is open to members of the Huntingdonshire Business Network and the Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce as well as members or other non-members of Cambridge Network. Speakers have 15 minutes each to impart some useful snippets that will have delegates feeling they have had value for money and would be keen to find out more. These networking sessions especially designed for the smaller member companies have been very popular in Cambridge. However we realise that it is often difficult for members living or working outside of Cambridge to get to the city for a breakfast meeting. Hence we are now trialling a few sessions a little further afield. To attend Any member of Cambridge Network, Huntingdonshire Business Network or Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce may attend. There is a small charge of £15+VAT to attend. To book on please click on this link – http://www.cambridgenetwork.co.uk/events/breakfast-networking-sales-alconbury/ This talk is part of the Cambridge Network events series. This talk is included in these lists:
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