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New Business club @ fifty seven, 57 North Cross Road


SueJ

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Hi All


I am setting up a Business Club at fifty seven, our Events space. It will be one day each week to start with on either a Tuesday or a Wednesday. It?s open to all local people who need a place to work from that is not at home. There is no commitment on a week on week basis. Just email us to secure your space and we will confirm.


The aim is to offer a co working space for people to work from in a library style environment. It is pre book only, sadly no walks in.


Hi speed secure wifi

Multiple power outlets

Meeting space available by appointment

Access to printer (charge applied)


Charge for tea, coffee, soft drinks and food


Networking opportunity over vegetarian buffet lunch


I have just had 2 spaces become available for tomorrow so if you would like to join us, please email me, [email protected] and we will confirm by email

Hi All

Today seemed to go really well with great feedback from those that joined us.


I have set up a Facebook group now, East Dulwich Business Club so please do link to it. Of course, I will continue to update EDF with dates and times however one really must send an email and wait for confirmation of the place as spaces are limited and I really don't want anyone to have a wasted journey, without a place confirmed


Next EDBC will be on Wednesday 7th February

9am - 5pm


Suzanne

[email protected]

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