Welcome to MNC Regional
Our regional networking meetings are facilitated by local business owners, who are passionate about supporting small businesses in their local area. There is always a very warm welcome at these dynamic and friendly business meetings.
MNC Regional networking meetings start at 10 am across the week and are at a variety of locations, some face to face and some virtually on Zoom.
Everybody has the opportunity to introduce themselves in a 30-second pitch. A chance to say who you are, what you do and importantly, what you’re looking for.
Our online networking meetings have breakout rooms to tell people more about your business and the face-to-face meetings have friendly informal networking.
If it’s your first meeting prior to joining, there’s a one-off fee of just £12.50 to attend.
MNC Regional Members may attend any MNC Regional Meetings at no additional cost.
Come and see what MNC regional can do for your business. Choose your date and location below.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us
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MNC UK Meetings are held on alternate Tuesdays and Thursdays
Manager: Marian Timms
MNC UK is a separate membership but can be added to an MNC Regional membership.
MNC Professional Event Meetings are held throughout the year
Manager: Nicky Chisholm
MNC Professional is included in MNC UK membership at no additional charge, but can be attended by anyone on a cost per visit basis.
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