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Tees Valley accountants launch events for business leaders
Tees Valley based firm of chartered accountants and business advisers Waltons Clark Whitehill is teaming up with one of the region’s best-known business coaches to launch a series of events aimed at business owners, business leaders, managers, and ambitious people with a growth mindset.
Ian Kinnery of Team Massive Results, a former European Coach of the Year and one of only three Certified Gazelle Coaches in the country, has been working with Waltons Clark Whitehill’s directors. They will be on hand on the day to share the changes that have been put in place to move their business forward.
The first free breakfast event will take place on Tuesday, September 29th, at Waltons Clark Whitehill’s offices at Maritime House, Hartlepool Marina.
Heather O’Driscoll, Managing Director of Waltons Clark Whitehill, said: “We have worked with Ian to help develop our business, and we felt that the process was inspiring and productive and we should share the experience with other businesses.
“Not only will Ian be giving his thoughts, we will also be putting ourselves forward as a case study of what can be achieved and we know you will come away with ideas, strategies, enthusiasm and energy to make significant differences to your business.”
The event starts at 9.00 am, with registration from 8.30 am and breakfast is included. Places for the event are limited, and booking is essential, please emailshirley.blackwood@waltonscw.co.uk or telephone 01429 234414 to book your place.
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