Mary Flavelle
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THE PEOPLE BANK: NEW EVENT TO COME.
HAVE YOU BEEN MADE REDUNDANT - LOOKING FOR WORK - OR HAVE A JOB TO OFFER, EITHER PART-TIME, FULL-TIME, MATERNITY COVER OR SEASONAL. LET ME KNOW AND SEE IF THE NETWORKING CIRCLE CAN HELP - YOUR NEXT EMPLOYEE COULD BE AT YOUR DOORSTEP. AGENCIES ARE VITAL FOR SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS BUT THERE IS A SMALL MOUNTAIN OF PEOPLE LOOKING FOR WORK AND WANT TO WORK.- CONTACT ME
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Please contact me if interested in the Keller Business Breakfast- or if you are interested in any other networking. I am also helping people start up their own groups around the country. The Keller is going to take a break for August- recharge the old batteries and get ready to get on with work in September. If you are suffering from a summer of dissappointments, lost your job, been made redundant or need a new view on life and work. The September Breakfast will start with a 'How to Network' theme. There will be a panel to ask questions on advice for free- on marketing, advertising, graphic design, websites and networking. All the advice will be free, just breakfast to pay for, so visit the Keller Page and book your place. 15th September.


If you need any info on SHEplc, Ladies Who Latte or any other Women's networking events - email me:mary@maryflavelle.com




Latest edition of Business Buzz magazine - September issue with lots of fab photos: http://bit.ly/ddW5p9



MARY'S BIO:
From the day she was rejected by the BBC because it didn’t employ women as receptionists. That was Ireland back in the 60's and receptions were manned by securtiy men - definitely no women. Mary Flavelle has been turning hurdles into opportunities, leading to her being named Ambassador for Women at SEEDA.

After a lengthy career in netball as player and coach, marketing trophy products to the local business and sporting community led to radio and TV appearances. Mary landed a job at Thames Valley Chamber of Commerce. Head-hunted by South East Economic Development Association (SEEDA), she was seconded to Enterpirse Gateway in Reading, and then nominated for the Ambassador award for the South East. ‘It’s not qualifications, you know, it’s being in the right place at the right time, and taking opportunities,' says Mary.

Mary’s business is networking in all forms, she has strong links with The High Commissioner of Malaysia, she has been a Director with OMEC - Malaysian Executive Council. She has continued her interest in local business breakfasts with the Keller Breakfast at the Coppid Beech Hotel, Bracknell. Her skills as an events organiser have led to her appointment as Chairman of the East Berkshire branch of Federation of Small Businesses.

It’s her passion to support women in business, which led to her appointment as Ambassador for Women, and has now given her the opportunity “to encourage young entrepreneurs, to mentor and to keep the government aware of the needs of women at work. Mary is Berkshire Head Judge for the Young Enterprise scheme and proud to be associated with it.

Whilst at the Chamber, she launched the women’s network SHE plc, and partners Sharon Connelly with Ladies who Latte. Mary has also stayed connected with radio, having been on Woman's Hour, Radio 4, Radio 5 and more recently presented her own networking show on Marlow FM, a regular visitor to Radio Berkshire appearing a number of times with Ann Diamond and Debbie McGee. Mary also spent 3 years with Henry Kelly as his weekly newspaper reviewer.

SHEplc has now been returned to Mary, all SHEplc events are generally planned for 1st Friday of each month*, in lovely venues with inspirational speakers and amazing company to attract any women in business. ‘I am passionate about the importance of working together, sharing best practice and supporting each other. That’s just good business.’ says Mary

* (there will be exceptions - so check the diary)

Originally written by Danusia Hutton of Berkshire Life Magazine:
updated by Mary April 2010





Monthly Horoscope
September Stars from Christine Chalklin
Celestial movements during September After the 13th of September communicative Mercury moves direct again, so things should start to run more smoothly. By mid September relationships and love affairs get a boost as the love planets Venus and Mars are both closely aligned in intense and passionate Scorpio. Mercury is in hard working and practical Virgo, autumn is nearly here and our thoughts turn to learning and education, and of course its back to school for some. September is always the best time for reorganisation and bringing some order back into our lives. The Sun moves into balanced Libra at the Autumn Equinox on the 23rd. This is also a full moon, and as the mood changes we’ll all strive for more beauty and harmony in our hectic lives.
Media News
Proving working together works
The 3 fab ladies will soon reach the 1st milestone, with Business Buzz only becoming more popular. Please click on the links on Business Buzz page, the latest editions also show up and coming events. We would love to hear your story, so contact us to appear - free of charge- in Business Buzz magazine.
Networking Opportunities
Enterprise Day for Women in Business
Enterprise Day In association with Ladies Who Latte Thursday 16th September 2010: 10am-1pm
An Exciting Networking Event Come for the morning, exhibit or drop in for an hour. Just £5 entry to cover refreshments. Coppid Beech Hotel, Bracknell 10.00 ~ 1.00pm
Networking Know-how
Mary's Blog on Networking
In this modern age, with so many communication opportunities at our fingertips, we have reached information overload so mastering the art of effective communication has become an uphill struggle.