Future Faces Future Faces Chamber Patrons
Contact: Anna Assinder T: 0845 6036650
Growing Chamber rates highly with its members
Future Faces has received a stellar rating in a new survey of its members. The young professionals’ arm of Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce has grown yet again in 2019 and now boasts over 450 members. The Chamber’s 2019 survey reveals 97 per
cent of those members rate their experience with the organisation as ‘excellent’, ‘good’ or ‘satisfactory’. Furthermore, 86 per cent of members are
either ‘very likely’ or ‘likely’ to recommend Future Faces to others. Future Faces manager Anna Assinder said:
“Future Faces has achieved unprecedented growth over the past few years but it is important to canvas the opinions of our members to find out how we can continue to improve our offering. “The fact that the majority of members rate
their experience so highly underpins the hard work of the Chamber team and of our Future Faces committee. It is also pleasing to see that young professionals are now joining us from such a broad range of sectors. “We are striving hard to continue evolving the
Future Faces offering and ensure we are the go- to organisation for young professionals in Greater Birmingham.” Although the survey reveals a large amount of
Future Faces members come from professional services, financial and IT firms, membership has broadened out to a wide range of sectors including manufacturing and construction,
New Members
Katie West (Ronald McDonald House) Jenna Crompton (Entec Si) Luke Taylor (Entec Si) Pete Britten (Entec Si) Ben Brown (Entec Si) Megan Evans (Entec Si) X5 Members (CSI Ltd) Benjamin Bond (Bond Enterprises) Rajiv Findlay (Zeng Solutions) Ellie Sanders (Xoserve) Thomas Smith (Xoserve) Ayka Ali (St Ives Chambers) Scott Goodison (St Ives Chambers) Tyler Needham (The Get Switching Group)
Upcoming Events
Professional Development: Develop the career you want Date: 14/01/2020 Time: 17.30 – 19.30 Venue: Mills & Reeve, Birmingham
New Year Social Networking Date: 30/01/2020 Time: 17.30 – 20.00 Venue: Dropshot Digbeth
Search for mentors Anna Assinder
charity and public sector, marketing and events, leisure and hospitality, retail, utilities and creative. The overall age range of Future Faces members is 18 to 42, with 82 per cent aged between 23 and 32.
Future Faces patron Aston University is on the hunt for entrepreneurial mentors to support a start-up business programme. Mentors are being sought to support student
and graduate-led start-up businesses on the BSEEN Incubator programme. Any Future Faces members who have
experience of running their own business, or feel they could help a young entrepreneur to get their idea off the ground is urged to get in touch. Contact Kath Preston on
k.preston3@
aston.ac.uk
Quiz night successfully aids charity appeal
More than 90 Future Faces members turned out to support a charity quiz which raised around £1,600 for the organisation’s chosen charity. The quiz night at the Jam House in St Paul’s
Square, Birmingham, raised funds for the Birmingham Women’s Hospital’s Woodland House appeal. Woodland House will be a brand-new, purpose-built, centre away from the hustle and bustle of the main hospital, where families dealing with the trauma of baby loss can spend time together in safe and secure surroundings before they feel ready to face the world again. Birmingham Women’s Hospital cares for
over 2,000 grieving families every year who have lost a baby through miscarriage, stillbirth or neonatal death. A team from law firm Mills & Reeve were victorious in the charity quiz.
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