Torbay Breakfast Bytes - 2nd March

TBF Chair, Steve Reynolds and Jim Parker, Torbay Weekly in discussion with:

Malindi Myers, Bank of England update. The Bank’s view of the wider economy together with business issues in the South West.
Martin Rogers, The Fragrance Group. One Year On.
Brendon Prince, The Long Paddle. World record attempt to circumnavigate mainland Britain on a Stand Up Paddle Board.

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TBCN - Zoom Meeting

16th March

A live panel Zoom event with representatives from the three Torbay Chambers and the Torbay Business Forum.

This meeting is open to all. It features discussion of local business topics, plus breakout rooms so you can contribute and network with other members online.

Look out for the registration link coming soon to the TBCN facebook page.

TORBAY BREAKFAST BYTES

Our normal social events are not possible at the moment because of Covid-19.

Until we can get back together in person, TBF Chair Steve Reynolds together with Jim Parker of Torbay Weekly are now hosting our Torbay Breakfast Bytes, discussing the issues of the day online with invited guests and featuring our local heroes.

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