You are a qualified solicitor, providing a good service to your local community. You understand how legal problems can make people’s lives a nightmare, and you have the expertise to deal with the problems.

On the other hand, you’re a competent motor mechanic: you keep the wheels of our lives moving safely.

What do you have in common? We have a vacancy for you in the Sutton Chapter of BNI, the world’s most successful business networking organisation.

We meet for a working breakfast every Thursday at 6.45am, when we exchange ideas and information and, most importantly, pass referrals to each other, from contacts we have made in our business and social networks. We only admit one member of each trade or profession into the chapter, and currently we have vacancies for a solicitor, a florist, a homeopath and for a motor mechanic.  Join us and, if people in our networks are looking for legal or repair services, all of our members are going to be referring those enquiries exclusively to you.

Join us, and we become an extension to your sales force.

We are holding a special visitors day breakfast on Thursday 27 May, and we invite you to attend. Bring plenty of business cards and leaflets to pass round. You will hear each of our members talk for 60 seconds about their business, and each visitor will also be invited to speak for a minute. During the meeting you will learn how being a BNI member can generate new business. You will also be served a full breakfast. There is a charge of £10 for attending the meeting, which is held at Oaks Park Golf Course Woodmansterne Road, Carshalton, Surrey SM5 4AN.

Whether you are a solicitor, a car mechanic, a homeopath, a florist or someone involved in any other business, we would love to welcome you as a visitor and possibly as a new member. To express an interest or for more information, please click here.

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