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Reading FC backing new monthly Business Networking event

by Phil Creighton
April 18, 2019
in Business, Featured, Sport, Wokingham
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A NEW business networking group has the Royals seal of approval: and no wonder as it takes place at the Mad Stad.

The  Network Royals Business Club will hold its first meeting over lunch on Friday, April 26.

Running from noon to 2.30pm, the aim of the monthly event is to bring together some of the biggest and the best businesses from the region, and organisers promise there will be a host of exclusive member benefits and opportunities.

Nigel Howe, Chief Executive Officer of Reading Football Club, said, “Building connections with our town and its community is intrinsic to this club’s identity.

“This new partnership will help Reading Football Club directly engage with innovative local businesses, young and old, large and small, and play host to a wide variety of organisations aspiring to grow and succeed alongside its town.”

And the club is partnering with Network My Club to run the scheme.

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Bradley Hatchett, managing director of Network My Club, added, “We are delighted to team up with Reading Football Club to launch the Network Royals Business Club.

“Reading and the surrounding areas are rife with flourishing business communities, so the Madejski Stadium provides a recognised, accessible and world-class venue for us to bring together these businesses.

“With a growing network across the South and London, we are extremely excited to extend this into Reading and Berkshire, to begin meeting and working with lots of businesses, to deliver exclusive membership benefits, all whilst showcasing the enormous potential that association with the football club and venue presents.”

Places for the launch event need to be booked in advance.

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