OBCN Discovery event

18th October 2021 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
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Are you interested in joining our growing community.

OBCN was established in 2009, so after nearly 14 years of establishing a trusted community of local businesses, Mike Foster has joined forces with Ben Thompson to develop the offering for 2021 and beyond.

Join us for this Zoom meeting to network and find out more about the Oxford Business Community Network and how you can choose the networking that suits you and your business.

It’s all about providing you with a choice for your networking in Oxfordshire. A choice that suits you, your business and your investment.

We will share an overview of the feedback we received, our purpose and the new offering we have established to give you the choice within one growing community.

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18th October 2021
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