"I know you are making some changes but I want you to know I have always enjoyed coming here. This is such a friendly and accessible business group."
News
December's meeting mixed an awards ceremony with a Christmas fair and a chance to relax with fellow members and guests. The awards ceremony was a great success and we want to thank Deacons Florists of Chepstow for their stunning bouquets they so generously donated. They made everyone feel very special. Also many thanks to Rose Bell for her thoughtful contributions of the awards frames and Terri Wiltshire for her hilarious caricature of Tracey Anne something, Miss Sweet Potato from Alabama, who presented the awards. And the winners were.......
Outstanding Contribution to the Network
Sarah Hollyforde of Whe UK Ltd. In the last 18 months this business woman has committed vast amounts of time and energy to growing this network. She has completely supported it through being 100% reliable, 100% committed and 100% there for any member who needs her. At times the time demanded by the network has been excessive and she has given generously. We are the better for her stewardship.
Superwoman
Kerys Sheppard of Purple Prose was responsible for the original development of the GBWN. Not only has she given her all to the GBWN over the years, building it to what it is today, she has also recently started her own new business, won awards for it continued her charitable work with St David’s and finds time to contribute to a great many other members, friends and colleagues.
Best Business Role Model
Jan Nurdin of Free from Stress has built her business with strong family values, (employing most of them actually!), rooted it in a firm philosophy of healing and commercial success. She has branched out into different fields all along maintaining her spirit of genuine support and help for others.
Best New Business
Sandy Morris is the first person in her industry in Wales, with happy clients and a growing following, she is determined and talented. She’s the woman to talk to if you want a home that wouldn’t look out of place in Hello magazine….
Most Resilient Business Woman
Rose Bell of Zenpac Printers, what a year this lady has had, we need not go into details suffice to say she is a complete star for coming through some seriously challenging business situations and remaining smiley, thoughtful and always thinking of others. Her professionalism, talent and business nouse continue to shine through.
Most Improved Business
Paul Burns has come from the offices of the Halifax to the glitter balls of the best parties in town and has built her business from scratch in such a short period of time. A great inspiration to others, she continues to bring her energy and verve to an ever improving business.
