At a time when many people and businesses are struggling at the pace of change, worry and financial instability, Norfolk Networkers were wowed with a positive morning of active thinking early this December.
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Face-to-face networking may still be on pause, but Norfolk Network is ready to take on 2021 with renewed purpose, rigour, and events. Lucy Marks is the driving force, whose passionate determination has burned at its brightest this year.
Zooming from sunny Bournemouth Adam Greenwood, CEO of Greenwood Campbell, paints a technological future changed by lockdown. He believes the pandemic may alter how people view technology, paving the way for greater acceptance and applications.
In a retail and commercial career spanning more than 30 years and six sectors (footwear, toys, extreme sports, recruitment, football, music), Stephen Balmer-Walters has learned a lot about building teams.
Amazon has transformed both shopping for consumers and selling for retailers. With more than 350 million products to choose from you’re sure to find what you’re looking for.
Norfolk Network is launching a new at home webinar series to provide valuable knowledge and connection during the current Coronavirus crisis.
Many of us still think creativity is something to do with the arts, music or fashion. And while artists, musicians and fashion designers are creative, they don't own creativity.
How do we draw attention to our business, make sure that people understand us and improve our business writing across all platforms? We asked a panel of professional writers four leading questions and here’s a summary of their thoughts.
Why own a car when you can locate one nearby, via your phone, and rent it for the day? Need extra storage? Rent additional loft space. Fancy a short break? Visit Airbnb and enjoy the comfort of someone else’s home.