Networking After Hours - Genting Club

27th August 2014

Get yourself recognised, remembered and referred! This event is kindly sponsored by the Genting Club Sheffield and will take place in the Fahrenheit Bar & Grill.

The name Fahrenheit characterises the dining experience within Genting Club Sheffield. Fahrenheit is a social restaurant, where the vibrant surroundings and atmosphere mirrors the food we serve. Struggle to find time to meet new people? Conveniently at the end of the working day, come along and meet many other businesses, without any commitment or restrictions, in a relaxed, informal atmosphere. You will have the opportunity to: Unwind and relax with like minded business people, Meet new business leads, customers, contacts and clients, Exchange ideas and experiences with others Meet potential service providers Join owners or decision makers from many other businesses to gain knowledge, expertise and contacts How many times have you recommended a good restaurant or film? Networking is all about word-of-mouth, so get yourself recognised, remembered and referred to others. It is not about selling; it is about building and nurturing business relationships. Booking is essential due to limited numbers at venues, so please book early to avoid disappointment! Click here to see photo's from previous networking events.

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