Bestselling author and professional speaker Stefan Thomas will host the Networking Lunch at this year's TBE Show in Bath in September. The event promises to be a prime opportunity for professionals to connect, learn, and grow their business networks
Bestselling author and professional speaker Stefan Thomas will host the Networking Lunch at this year’s TBE Show in Bath. The event promises to be a prime opportunity for professionals to connect, learn, and grow their business networks.
The TBE Show is entering its second year with a mission to support and grow the business community across Swindon, Wiltshire, Bath, and Somerset. Through its print magazine, online presence, and networking events, TBE has become a vital resource for businesses in the region.
Stefan will host the Networking Lunch, where he will offer his expert tips for more effective networking. Stefan is keeping the full details firmly under wraps until the day but each attendee will get not only advice, but the opportunity to put their networking skills into practice, and win valuable connections on the day.
The goal is to help those who may find networking intimidating to build confidence, with strategies and icebreakers to spark authentic, meaningful conversations that feel natural rather than sales-focused.
Stefan said: “I’m really looking forward to hosting the TBE Networking Lunch and helping attendees build their confidence in networking. Networking doesn’t have to be a daunting task; it’s all about starting authentic, meaningful conversations. I’m excited to guide attendees as they take those first steps towards building valuable business relationships.
“Every time I’ve done anything like this before, I’ve found that attendees have made relationships which have lasted for many years after the event, and in many cases have turned into actual business too.”
TBE founder Anita Jaynes first met Stefan at a media summit earlier this year, where she attended as a guest journalist and he was a keynote speaker. Impressed by his engaging approach and practical insights, Anita saw an ideal opportunity to bring his expertise to the TBE community.
“Having heard Stefan speak in the past, I know that like me, he’s passionate about helping people create meaningful connections through authentic conversations,” said Anita.
“The TBE Show is all about driving new relationships and fostering regional growth, and his insight will be invaluable in doing just that.”
The Business Exchange (TBE) is a quarterly print and online business magazine serving the Swindon and Wiltshire, and Bath and Somerset regions. The TBE Show is designed to connect business professionals, industry leaders, and entrepreneurs.
The TBE Show 2024 will take place from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm on Thursday, 11 September at the University of Bath School of Management. To book your place at the event, visit https://tbeswindonandwilts.co.uk/event/tbe-show-2/
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