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Telford businesses get free legal and PR advice

By Shropshire Live26 September 2012
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Members of one of Shropshire’s oldest networking club will get to learn about the latest changes in employment law and how to promote their own brand at next month’s meeting.

Telford businesses get free legal and PR advice

Telford Business Club vice chairman, Alasdair Hobbs from FBC Manby Bowdler, will give a short presentation to the club members on the fast-changing employment laws on October 9 at The Shropshire in Muxton.

Kirsty Smallman, from Journalism and PR, will also give a talk on how businesses can help boost their brand through the power of PR and make themselves a leading brand in the county.

Terry Le Long, Telford Business Club chairman said: “We hosted a record-breaking meeting this month which attracted 75 people, as we had the Battle of Britain veterans but we hope many of those people will return to the October meeting.

“They will be getting free advice from one of the leading employment lawyers in the county and free expert advice from a PR consultant who will reveal tips on how to get their company and brand known in the local media.

“It is set to be yet another successful network meeting and we would welcome anybody who has not been before to join us or any of those who enjoyed this month’s meeting to return.”

For more details visit www.telfordbusinessclub.co.uk or call Rosalind on (01952) 671970 or e-mail secretary@telfordbusinessclub.co.uk to book a place. Visitors cost £10 which includes a two-course evening meal.

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