PROFILE
THE LUNCH
Do you think there is a
chance you will work together
NAME
What was the
in the future?
Tom McAlpine
atmosphere like?
Absolutely! We’ve already
COMPANY Friendly and informal.
agreed to.
Mood Swings
Network
How was the service?
What was your lasting
JOB TITLE
Absolutely brilliant,
impression?
very impressive.
A wonderfully interesting
Director of the
workplace stress
woman.
consultancy
Mental Health Awareness
LUNCH PARTNER
Would you recommend
and Development and
2 do lunch?
Chair of the Manchester
First impressions:
Only if it’s with Liz Taylor!
charity Mood Swings
Fascinatingly glamorous,
No, seriously, it’s a great idea.
Network
very attractive.
I thoroughly enjoyed it and
VIRTUES
recommend it to anybody.
Kindness, understanding
How was the conversation?
Free flowing or any awkward
IF YOU WOULD...
VICES
silences?
like to try our take on micro
Talks too much
Easy, free flowing and
networking, please email
BEST THING ABOUT
very convivial.
2dolunch@worklifemagazine.co.uk
MANCHESTER
The people
What did you talk about?
BUSINESS
Liz’s business as a leading
OR PLEASURE
events organiser, my work
Both!
with Mood Swings Network
and ways in which she might
be able to help us.
Did you have much
in common?
We have mutual friends, and
we move in similar circles.
We both are equally passionate
about what we do and are Mood Swings helpline number 0845 123 60 50
keen to help people in our or visit www.moodswings.org.uk
individual ways. Mood Swings is a registered charity number 1077513
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