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Hello all,
Just curious to see if there are any young entrepreneurs in the area. A few young companies are looking to start a very informal young entrepreneurs networking group. The average age of the members at the moment is around 24, however, we don't cap the age for members so younger business people can feel more comfortable and older business people are welcome if they think they'd be comfortable within such a group, almost an 'as old as you feel' type arrangement.
We just meet, for free, at bars, pubs or special events we set up ourselves. No time limit, no obligations, no rigid agenda, just to chill out and unwind with like minded people and inevitably business is passed quite casually.
The group is in embryonic stages at the moment and I'm posting this on behalf of the main co-ordinator so if you think you'd be interested then PM me and I can pass you on, or give you some more details.
Lastly, I'd just like to make clear this Isn't an 'ageist' thing - the companies involved have come together because it was they who felt disrespected and ignored within established networking groups, and of course a united belief we shouldn't have to pay to meet people! That is all.
Thank You
Just curious to see if there are any young entrepreneurs in the area. A few young companies are looking to start a very informal young entrepreneurs networking group. The average age of the members at the moment is around 24, however, we don't cap the age for members so younger business people can feel more comfortable and older business people are welcome if they think they'd be comfortable within such a group, almost an 'as old as you feel' type arrangement.
We just meet, for free, at bars, pubs or special events we set up ourselves. No time limit, no obligations, no rigid agenda, just to chill out and unwind with like minded people and inevitably business is passed quite casually.
The group is in embryonic stages at the moment and I'm posting this on behalf of the main co-ordinator so if you think you'd be interested then PM me and I can pass you on, or give you some more details.
Lastly, I'd just like to make clear this Isn't an 'ageist' thing - the companies involved have come together because it was they who felt disrespected and ignored within established networking groups, and of course a united belief we shouldn't have to pay to meet people! That is all.
Thank You