Worcester Business Breakfast

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Worcester Business Breakfast Club aims to have a varied programme of meetings.

These will serve to :-

enhance your opportunity to meet with other business people who may be able to help you reach those businesses with whom you wish to do business
give others the opportunity to expand on what they do and how you can help them
provide the safe environment where you can outline business problems you may be having and benefit from the group's knowledge

Meeting Format

Each week's meeting follows a standard pattern except for the feature session in the middle.

Time	Item
07h00 - 30	General Networking
07h30 - 50	Breakfast and free conversation - Making business enjoyable
07h50 - 55	Chairman's introduction and announcements, followed by the "Good News" session: an antidote to the generally negative stuff in the press. Here is where we hear from our fellow members real world news of how business is going.
07h55 - 08h15	Members & Guests 60 second presentations. An opportunity to explain briefly to the room what you offer and the nature of the referrals you want. Perhaps you may mention something you have done for a client, or ask if anyone can give you an introduction to a particular person in a company.
08h15 - 45	Feature slot - the format may vary form week to week. We include Guest Speakers, Member Presentations, "In the Hot Seat*" sessions and mini 1-2-1 meetings.
08h45 - 55	Contribution Session where we collectively support each other in winning new business. There is no obligation to provide referrals, but the group works on the basis of mutual support and ‘giver’s gain’. If you have a testimonial for another member or a guest then do it now. If you enjoyed the meeting then tell us.
08h55 - 09h00	AOB & Close of the meeting
	* In the Hot Seat: Tell the group the business problem you have (perhaps it is marketing your new business) and the collective experience of the group will work on and provide solutions to your problem. All participants say that the experience is invaluable.