News: Sheffield City Region Breakfast Club moves to the AMP
Hart Shaw Chartered Accountants and Reynolds Trade Credit are taking their Sheffield City Region Breakfast Club to the next level by moving to a new venue.
The Advanced Manufacturing Park (AMP) in Rotherham will now be hosting the monthly networking group, with the first event taking place at the new venue on Tuesday September 9.
The breakfast club was set up in October 2013 by Brendan Hall of Hart Shaw and Paul Stewart of Reynolds Trade Credit with a view to supporting and promoting the Sheffield city region and presents a different discussion topic each month from group members. The event has enjoyed rapid growth since inception, with the latest event attracting around 60 people from local businesses and professional service firms.
Brendan Hall, marketing co-ordinator at Hart Shaw, said: "Due to the excellent support we have had from our members we felt the need to move to a larger venue and will be taking up residence at the Advanced Manufacturing Park from September. The AMP ticks all the boxes for us and keeps us right in the heart of the city region."
Paul Stewart, business development manager at Reynolds Trade Credit, added: "The new venue of the AMP gives us the platform to expand and welcome more people from the Sheffield City Region to our Breakfast Club, thank you all for your support."
The September meeting welcomes a new guest speaker in Matthew Chenery, relationship director – Corporate Bank at Barclays who will be discussing access to finance.
Matthew will be covering the role of bank funding for SME businesses in 2014, what has changed over recent years, and how businesses can ensure their bank relationship delivers maximum value. There will also be information about an increasing array of other non-bank sources of funding available to SMEs.
The breakfast club is free to attend and runs between at 8:00am and 9:15am. It is aimed at Directors and Managers of local SMEs and professionals who manage a similar client base.
Hart Shaw website
Images: Hart Shaw
The Advanced Manufacturing Park (AMP) in Rotherham will now be hosting the monthly networking group, with the first event taking place at the new venue on Tuesday September 9.
The breakfast club was set up in October 2013 by Brendan Hall of Hart Shaw and Paul Stewart of Reynolds Trade Credit with a view to supporting and promoting the Sheffield city region and presents a different discussion topic each month from group members. The event has enjoyed rapid growth since inception, with the latest event attracting around 60 people from local businesses and professional service firms.
Brendan Hall, marketing co-ordinator at Hart Shaw, said: "Due to the excellent support we have had from our members we felt the need to move to a larger venue and will be taking up residence at the Advanced Manufacturing Park from September. The AMP ticks all the boxes for us and keeps us right in the heart of the city region."
Paul Stewart, business development manager at Reynolds Trade Credit, added: "The new venue of the AMP gives us the platform to expand and welcome more people from the Sheffield City Region to our Breakfast Club, thank you all for your support."
The September meeting welcomes a new guest speaker in Matthew Chenery, relationship director – Corporate Bank at Barclays who will be discussing access to finance.
Matthew will be covering the role of bank funding for SME businesses in 2014, what has changed over recent years, and how businesses can ensure their bank relationship delivers maximum value. There will also be information about an increasing array of other non-bank sources of funding available to SMEs.
The breakfast club is free to attend and runs between at 8:00am and 9:15am. It is aimed at Directors and Managers of local SMEs and professionals who manage a similar client base.
Hart Shaw website
Images: Hart Shaw
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