THE Frome Business Breakfast will be held at The Cheese and Grain next month where it will explore effective team working within an organisation, on Tuesday 3rd October at 7.00am.
Cllr Ali Barclay of Oliver-Barclay Partnership will be on hand to present a model of ways to improve professional relationships and add value to a team’s performance.
The event will address the importance of ensuring that everyone within a team has a clearly defined role and their skills are made the most of.
“Working with others is an important part of any organisation”, says Charlie Orr from Frome Town Council. “And when teams work well together, it results in higher levels of achievements and results. It is very common for people to focus solely on their own tasks and overlook the aims of other members of the team. However, the ability to work productively with other members of staff, partners and/or clients is essential for an organisation to succeed.”
Organised by Frome Town Council, Frome and District Chamber of Commerce, and business manager Mairi Connelly, the Frome Business Breakfast events are open to all businesses and community enterprises and are a great opportunity to meet with other local organisations.
The event costs £10 per person with the breakfast included in the price. Dietary options are available upon request, prior to the event.
Pre-booking is essential via the following link, http://buytickets.at/frome towncouncil/115674.
Please book early to avoid disappointment.
Contact Charlie Orr at orrc@frometowncouncil.gov. uk for further information.
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