Thursday, February 5, 2015 Thursday, February 5, 2015. 07:45 - 09:15

Network for Success

Presented by
Jane Gotts & Julian Westaby

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Do you have the creativity and innovation to compliment your services and products? Is leadership and culture the asset it could be in your business? – How are you planning to take advantage of opportunities in 2015?

Location : The Corinthian Club, Glasgow

The Communications Breakfast is a Dunning - Creating Sparks initiative designed to provide a networking forum to help our clients share knowledge, learn from each other and do business together. Each month we have a guest speaker who presents on a topical communication related issue. The events are held in The Corinthian Club Glasgow on the first Thursday of every month. We look forward to welcoming businesses that we can network with and achieve mutual business growth.

"The Communications Breakfast has become an essential part of our Networking activities. The variety of high calibre speakers every month attracts a wide audience of business professionals, and it is precisely that group of people with whom we are seeking to engage." - David Flint (Partner, MacRoberts LLP)


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What Next for Glasgow?

At our October breakfast guest speaker Stuart Patrick, Chief Executive of Glasgow Chamber of Commerce asked the question what should the leadership of the city and its business community be doing next to exploit what Glasgow achieved during the Games?

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