New Networking opportunity coming in the New Year!

Submitted by Sue Reeve of Windmill Bookkeeping & Training Services / Regional Manager in Cumbria for The Athena Network 


Visiting a new network can be daunting, but you’ll find all members of The Athena Network are incredibly warm and welcoming, striking that tricky balance between a professional, business-minded network and a very human group of women striving to build and grow their businesses, just like you.

Would you like to get involved?

When: Thursday 18th January 2024 at 12-2pm

Where: Online via Zoom

Booking Link: https://theathenanetwork.com/events/cumbria-2024-01-18/

Join us as a founding member and be part of something very special, right from the very beginning….

A bit about the organiser:

I’m Sue Reeve a bookkeeper for over 30 years. I’m the owner of Windmill Bookkeeping & Training Services, & based in beautiful Cumbria, near the sea.

I help business owners to be in control of their business finances with Bookkeeping, Training & Business Progress Planning.

As an experienced networking chair I’m delighted to share that I’m also now the Regional Manager for The Athena Network here in Cumbria.

I love walking in Cumbria, next to the sea and surrounded by stunning views,

Is business Networking Important to you?

It’s really important to me….

Networking is very much a part of my business, and something I really enjoy and for me, it is a vital part of my business life. Collaborating, supporting and referring are the three words that sum up networking for me.

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