
Hosted by Kayleigh Bishop
Emotions are not a weakness in business; they are a built-in protection system that signals change. Many organisations believe emotions should be ignored, yet they are unavoidable and carry vital information about risk, boundaries, and performance. This seminar debunks common myths about emotions at work and reframes them as essential data. Using the Emotional Assertiveness Model®, attendees will learn how responding to emotional signals supports clearer decisions, stronger leadership, and sustainable business growth.
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Hosted By Kate Whitley
Most sales teams are working harder than ever, but still struggling to convert. This fast-paced seminar reveals the hidden gaps in your sales process that quietly lose leads and stall deals.

Hosted by Chris Haden
The good, the bad and the ugly of AI. The History of AI. What exactly is AI. Examples of good applications and stories about the dangers.

Hosted by Debbie Bryan
Good businesses are being overlooked not because they lack quality, but because people don’t quickly understand how they help. In a fast, noisy market, clarity beats volume. In this 20-minute seminar, Debbie Bryan explores why capable businesses struggle to stand out and what really influences trust and buying decisions. Attendees will learn how to communicate their value more clearly, connect with the problems customers actually care about, and make it easier for the right people to choose them. This session offers practical insight to make marketing feel simpler and more effective.

Hosted By Sean Spooner
Patter’s Sean Spooner will guide you through five quick-wins you can make in your business which, when combined, can totally transform your profitability.

Hosted by Tammy Whalen Blake
Strategic planning is essential for overcoming stagnation and achieving business success. But where do you find time amid daily tasks? And why does it matter?

Hosted by Thames Valley Chamber of Commerce
Join us for a fast-paced round of speed networking. Limited places available, arrive early to avoid disappointment.