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Funeral fi rm puts smile on kids’ faces
Hundreds of children in care across Kent received unexpected Christmas presents –
thanks to local funeral directors Welham Jones, which has branches in Tunbridge Wells, Tonbridge, Sevenoaks, Chislehurst, Chelsfi eld, Swanley and Borough Green. The family-run fi rm collected more than 400 presents from staff, business associates and
members of the public following an appeal by Borough Green resident Melisa Robinson. The presents were handed
over to Kent County Council in West Malling to distribute to youngsters in care and living with foster families. “We have always been part of the local communities that we serve, so we were delighted to help out with Melisa’s appeal, especially as we are running a year-long charity campaign called 25 for 25 to commemorate our 25th year in business, in which we are fundraising for charities in multiples of 25,” commented Welham Jones Managing Director, Simon Welham.
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Be inspired, motivated and take action
Book your place at the West Kent Conference, taking place on 28th February at Mercure Tunbridge Wells Hotel Pembury, and be inspired and learn from real experts who have achieved incredible successes – and whose advice can help you grow your business.
Among the benefi ts to both you and your business, you will be able to meet like-minded growing businesses and expand your network, increase sales effectiveness and revenue, and hear the very latest on digital marketing and what you need to be doing now.
• The event runs from 8.30am- 2.50pm. For more information, or to book a place, visit
www.growkent.
co.uk/west-kent-conference, email
info@bestbusinessevents.co.uk or call 01732 758530.
Speakers on the day include: • Inspiring our future workforce – an interactive panel session, chaired by Nicolas Heslop, introducing the West Kent Enterprise Adviser Network. • Economic update – Phil Eckersley, Bank of England. • Getting your business to the next level – Jonathan Neame, Shepherd Neame. • Supercharge your brand – Barnaby Wynter, The Brand Bucket. • Get more bang for your buck – Susannah Schofi eld, Dice Matrix.
• How to escape marketing overwhelm – Kim Arnold, Growth Consultant. • Preparing for artifi cial intelligence – Katie King. • Top tips from three successful entrepreneurs.
DIARY DATES Networking Events
• 7th & 21st February, 7am, Tonbridge Bob Club (Business Over Breakfast), Finch House Cafe Bar, High Street, Tonbridge TN9 1TE. Open to visitors and members, £10. Visit www.
bobclubs.com/club/tonbridge
• 8th February, 7.30am-9.30am, Muesli Mafi a Breakfast Networking, Mercure Maidstone Great Danes Hotel, Hollingbourne, Maidstone ME17 1RE. Guests are from all types of
B2B businesses. Informal networking and guest speaker, plus a full English breakfast (or muesli alternative) is provided. Call 01233 503838 or email
events@kentinvictachamber.co.uk
• 28th February, 8.40am-11.30am, Kent Business Events hosts Growing Your Business in France 2018, The Business Terrace, Maidstone House, King Street, Maidstone ME15 6JQ. Whether you are looking for clients,
resellers or strategic partners to grow your business, France offers a wealth of opportunities to UK-based businesses. France is Europe’s second-largest economy and the sixth largest in the world. Don’t let Brexit lead you to think that you shouldn’t consider this huge market. Places are limited. Call 07850 380230, email bonjour@acaciauk. net or visit
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ growing-your-business-in-france- tickets-40757153744
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