New Networking Group Connects Businesses in County Down

Meeting fortnightly, a new networking group has just been formed by likeminded business men and women in the Down area.

Down Business Connect aims to encourgage local busness people to meet regularly, making new contacts and helping to share business advice and expertise. Already in a short time Down Business Connect has grown to 16 members after just five meetings, and is calling upon other businesses in the area to join the Group.

[caption id="attachment_57557" align="aligncenter" width="540"]Down Business Connect members pictured at a meeting in the Down Business Centre. Down Business Connect members pictured at a meeting in the Down Business Centre.[/caption]

Brendan Kearney, Chairperson, of Down Business Connect, said: โ€œWe xa0established our group to provide a supportive network of contacts and opportunities for business growth for local businesses. Our Group is growing and members have already made new contacts and received new business leads.

โ€œWith only one company represented per sector, there is huge potential for business information sharing and growing membersโ€™ businesses. Therefore, we would encourage any local business people who want to explore new avenues for business growth to try Down Business Connect.

“Down Business Connect provides an effective forum for the various businesses in and around County Down, offering advice, information and support for members, strengthening the Group, and in turn this helps with the economic growth of Down District.

The new Networking Group is open to new members and invites local businessmen and women to attend the next meeting on Tuesday 21 July at Down Business Centre in Downpatrick from 7.30-8.30pm.

To register your interest, please contact Francis Tumelty at 028 4461 6438 or via:

xa0[email protected]

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