FREE Lunchtime MyTeam RoundTable, Cobham

My Team Working Lunch at the Fairmile

My Team Network is a new networking group run by Keith Grover, creator of Networking in Surrey. At this lunchtime session you can find out how it all works, and decide if you want to be part of this new concept in business networking...

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This will be an informal and interactive session. You can get a decent lunch here for around £6 - or just join me with a drink as I enjoy mine! 

MyTeam Network takes your networking to the next level! Today's RoundTable Business Topic chosen by attendees at the previous meeting: Networking Strategies - most people don't have one, but without it you are wasting your time!

"Thanks Keith! I was very pleased I joined the Working Lunch session with you all - I find that really beneficial, so please do let me know when you are running one again." Kirsten Brown, Independent Consultant, Arbonne

Great meeting Keith. Look forward to the next one... Mark Hughes, Funky Social Media

Thanks Keith, I enjoyed the meeting and look forward to the next one. Graham Armfield, Coolfields Consulting

BOOKING: Please CLICK HERE to book (MyTeam Members can alternatively use the 'Attending' facility here on NiS to book in).

COST: MyTeam Members and MyTeam LinkedIn Group Members FREE (non-Members' first meeting is also free - but you must book your place please). Everybody buys their own lunch or drink. 

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Plenty of free parking available

FINDING THE VENUE: Bizarrely, the Post Office, Eventbrite, Google Maps and Chef & Brewer between them can't seem to agree on the postcode and map location!  Please use KT11 1BW as the postcode for Google Maps to locate the Fairmile between Esher and Cobham on the A307 Portsmouth Road - not as Eventbrite insists on placing it, in the middle of the dual carriageway of the A3. Chef & Brewer who own the Farmile have it as KT11 1BQ, and the Post Office postcode finder doesn't recognise The Fairmile Arms as existing at all - spooky! What your satnav will make of it is anybody's guess... :0)