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Thursday 8th October 2026
Royal Cornwall Events Centre, Wadebridge
Introduction. Why networking matters, common networking myths.
The mindset shift: Quality over quantity, givers first approach, authenticity wins.
Networking playbook: First impressions: body language, art of conversation, story telling for connection, networking in different settings.
Turning connections into opportunities: Follow up, building long term relationships, leveraging your network.
WHO NEEDS LAWYERS ANYWAY
Lawyers are expensive aren’t they? No one wants to pay them when AI can do the job right? In this masterclass LIsa shares her best tips on saving lawyers fees the right way – by making sure your paperwork and working practices don’t wind you up on the wrong end of a stressful dispute. She’ll cover terms and conditions, invoicing, credit control and what to do if you find yourself the subject of a dispute.
HOW ATTACKERS VIEW YOU AND YOUR BUSINESS
This workshop shows that covert and offensive intelligence isn’t just something from a spy movie — it’s a real-world practice used to uncover hidden threats to your business. We’ll explore how attackers identify risks to your operations, property, and even family safety using tools and techniques widely available online. Participants will gain practical insight into how these methods work, what makes you visible to attackers, and how both organisations and individuals can reduce their exposure before an incident occurs.
We hope you will find this an engaging and interactive session exploring why consistent marketing matters. Using practical demonstrations and surprising insights, we’ll look at how visibility, repetition, and mindset affect engagement and drive business growth. This seminar is designed to inspire fresh thinking about advertising and provide useful takeaways that every business can apply, leaving .attendees motivated to view marketing with renewed confidence and clarity.
Every day, in some subtle and, often not-so-subtle ways, we’re told we’re not quite enough. Not strong enough. Not thin enough. Not calm, smart, productive, or confident enough. The metrics shift, but the message doesn’t. It’s reinforced through advertising, workplace targets, school reports, social media filters, even well-meaning self-help, all suggesting we’re a few steps short of being okay.
This constant striving can erode our sense of worth. It places “wellbeing” just out of reach, as though we need to earn it through transformation.
