Writers' Rendezvous...A Hot Date

‘We are all born with the ability to swim but we need confidence to launch ourselves into the water. Meeting new people - and maintaining relationships - is very similar!’
-Cherry Chappell FCIPR*

Do your networking skills need a shake up? Then get yourself down to our regular writers' networking event and practice your meeting and greeting skills. Networking skills are important in everything we do - both professionally and personally - and they can really help a writer get ahead in their writing career.

Come along to the Grade II listed Punch Tavern, so named because of its association with the satirical Punch Magazine whose journalists frequented the pub, and learn how to network!

Unfortunately due to its age the venue is not wheelchair accessible.

Monday 15th February 2010
6:30pm – 9pm

The Punch Tavern,
99 Fleet Street (on the corner of Farringdon Street)
London
EC4Y 1DE
Nearest Tubes: Tube and rail access: St Paul’s, City Thameslink, Chancery Lane and Temple are all within 10min walk (most within 5min)!
www.punchtavern.com

£7

*Cherry Chappell is a senior independent PR and a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (FCIPR). A former journalist, she also writes non-fiction books, include ‘Minding Your Own Business – survival strategies for starting up on your own’ and ‘How to Write Better Letters’. Her latest is 'Grandma’s Remedies' (Random House 2009).

Cherry credits her successes largely to good networking, a practice she believes not only enriches every area of life but also is an intrinsic skill available to everybody.