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HomeGazetteBusiness group tells all

Business group tells all

By Jim Mynard
THE Casey Business Development Group will hold a networking and show and tell evening at the Sojourn Cafe, Berwick at 7pm on Wednesday 2 August.
Group secretary Isobel Caulfield said people who attended the last show and tell night came away saying it was extremely valuable.
Presenters for the night will be Michael Thompson of Mortgage Refunds, Mary Benton, Plan 4 Wealth, and Robert Krol, of Home Loans by the Bay.
People are asked to bring along their cards and brochures for the networking session.
The group will hold its annual meeting and dinner at Clover Cottage, Manuka Road, Berwick on Monday 28 August.
Further information is available from Ms Caulfield on 0400 330 400.

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