Our network is spread over Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter and Whatsapp. We also host regular (pre-COVID) networking events across the country The events include Coffee and Natter, Chutney and Chat, Samosa Saturday, Cereal Network and Peer Meetup.
Each event varies in format however most of our events are free to attend and are an opportunity for people to meet one another in a friendly, and informal setting, with a topical guest speaker.
There is no formal registration or membership fees and members are not expected to attend regularly, although we find most people enjoy it and do. Most importantly there is certainly no pressure to ‘pass’ business or referrals. We know that people are most likely to do business with those that they know, like and trust, and this means building relationships in an environment that is not just about instant selling.
We provide an informal environment for people to come together to share insights, tips, questions and answers that inspire, motivate and more importantly support other members.
At Pathway2Grow the integrity of both the community and its members and maintaining the supportive environment that we aspire to create and work to are of the upmost importance and the bedrock of our community’s ethos.
Come along to one of our events, local to your business. We are running a number of events throughout the Midlands, to allow local businesses to network, learn more, find support and get some great business tips along the way. With leading sales trainers, apprenticeship providers and FREE recruitment specialists, you can learn how to grow to maximise your time and your profits!
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