Ladies That Do Networking
Business networking for women. Women in business are supportive in a way that no one else is and knowing that can make even the most unproductive day feel less hopeless. We aim for our group to be an uplifting place for women in business, through meeting in person, education and fabulous guest speakers.
What is Networking…. Really?
It is self-promotion… Self-promotion of your business, of yourself as someone who is likeable and approachable, and above all, knowledgeable in your field. Regular meetings with other businesswomen allow them to get to know you and understand you, so that they see the opportunity to recommend you to their contacts when they see the perfect opportunity to do so.
Our Mission Statement
We will help members promote, develop, and achieve goals for their business. We will provide monthly networking meetings, with the opportunity to promote their business exclusively. We will support all members with the development and growth of their business by providing good quality, educational guest speakers. We will also provide support by promoting those businesses over multiple marketing channels.
Our Next Meeting
Thursday 3rd April
We meet on the first Thursday of every month at The Railway pub in Hinckley from 12pm – 2pm. The meeting officially closes at 2pm but we always invite our members and guests to continue networking in the bar and carry on getting to know each other.
There is free parking (for 3 hours) in Tesco’s car park across the street. The Railways is only a 60 second walk from the train station (just enough time for a practice!), with the bus station being a 5 minute walk away, we are so easy to get too, there is no excuse for not visiting us!
Latest Networking News
International Women’s Day
‘It actually doesn’t take much to be considered a difficult woman. That’s why there are so many of us’ ~ Jane Goodall
Women Supporting Women
‘I can promise you that women working together -linked, informed and educated – can bring peace and prosperity to this forsaken planet.’ ~ Isabel Allende
There’s a difference between solitude and loneliness
‘There’s a difference between solitude and loneliness’ – Dame Maggie Smith, 1934-2024. In honour of losing such an inimitable woman