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| Thursday, 18 February 2010 10:51 |
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Andrew nearly lived another life - 25 years ago after living in Nice for 2 years, he came back to the UK just to take a HGV test and accidentally fell into a life of IT! Find out what Andrew is up to on twitter at https://twitter.com/jacorbett Craven Arms Biz has it's own twitter at https://twitter.com/cravenarmsbiz
“In these days of email and internet business, isolation - especially in an area such as ours - can be a real problem. The opportunity to chat over problems, strategy, achievements, plans etc in a relaxed atmosphere, plus keep up to date with events regionally and nationally is invaluable. To have this for free is an opportunity not to be missed” Tweet me at https://twitter.com/bordercars
“The Business Network is such a friendly place to meet local businesses – there’s none of the formality that a lot of other networks seem to demand and what I like about it is the fact that there’s such a variety of businesses that attend. I like to meet ‘real’ people and hear their stories – it’s amazing who is out in them there hills!”
She says“ I am really excited that the Business Network is helping to identify areas of common interest amongst Businesses in the SY7 area with a view towards business promotion” See what I'm up to on Twitter at https://twitter.com/carolermp Carole was kissed by Eric Bristow, darts player, while helping to interview him for a radio station.
“The Craven Arms Business Network is a great way for local businesses to meet, share best business practice and also socialise. I’ve had several referrals as result of being in the network.” I’m active in social networking, particularly Twitter. I believe it’s a great way to promote your business when done properly! So there really is nothing that my followers don’t know about me – follow me at http://twitter.com/HoptonHouseBnB
Ed’s views on Craven Arms Biz ....” I think the network should provide members with an opportunity to develop a business and social network where ideas and experiences can be shared. Members will build reliable and useful contacts and ultimately pass business to one another benefitting all in SY7 and surrounding regions.”
Stella’s claim to fame is that she is probably the only person to have said the words "museum -Craven Arms" live on national TV! She’s also kissed Lonnie Donegan. They think C.A. Biz should be a unifying structure in an increasingly divisive world. Divided we strive, united we thrive. Hopefully!
He’s also a keen musician and is often seen “jamming” and “gigging” around the area. He believes that the network should strive to increase awareness of the strong and diverse nature of the businesses within the area.” Visit Dessealtv here or follow him on twitter at https://twitter.com/dessealtv
“I think the Craven Arms Business Network is about local businesses making new connections with each other and finding enjoyable ways of helping the area's economy to flourish.“
For fun, Michaela enjoys throwing herself off these beautiful hills with a paraglider above her head – things look very different (and even more wonderful) from up there. You can find Michaela on Twitter at http://twitter.com/michaelabeyond |
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