It’s only just begun…

23 September 2016

The very first session of the brand new format Acumen Business Club has now happened!  The all new club promises more time out to have fun and the first session certainly did that!  Club members trusted the mysterious instruction and met at the rendezvous.

They were then taken to the surprise location in nearby woodland for an afternoon of bush craft activities (the most popular being fire making!). They had quality time to get to know each other, have meaningful conversations and learn new skills too.

Natural networking in a natural environment proved to be beneficial and effective in so many ways on both personal and professional levels. Everyone went away feeling happy, relaxed, excited, such positive energy. What a fantastic start to a wonderful club.

Good news – there’s plenty more to come. This was just the first and these meaningful experiences happen every month, get in touch to discover more.

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