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Small group business coaching for women #2

By ljrodgers
December 5, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted December 5, 2017

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Posted December 5, 2017

This group will run for an initial term of 3 sessions costing ?180 (for all 3)and starting in January. Dates are Tuesday January 23rd, Wednesday February 21st and Wednesday 21st March, from 10am to Midday. The venue is FiftySeven, 57 North Cross Road, SE22. There is space for six participants: locally-based women who run small or medium sized businesses who would like to meet with a group of like-minded women and a professional coach to explore how to develop and grow their businesses. To find out more, ask questions or register an interest please email me [email protected].

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