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Metro Bank hosts new networking group to ‘bounce Bristol back’

Bristol based businesses will have an opportunity to ‘bounce back’ this July, with the launch of a new networking group hosted by Metro Bank.

Sterling Networks, which has 20 networking groups across the Midlands, Oxfordshire, Wiltshire and the South West, is launching the new Bristol based group on 10th July 2020 for business leaders across the city.

The new Bristol group will be launched virtually via video conferencing tool, Zoom, and will provide the opportunity to help professionals in the region build genuine, profitable business relationships that enable them to increase revenue and overcome the challenges presented by COVID-19.

With plans to reintroduce face to face meetings at the Bristol City Metro Bank branch once social distancing measures have been lifted, the new networking group will meet on a fortnightly basis, where individuals will be able to showcase their businesses through dedicated speaker slots and educational sessions.

Neil Davis, managing director of Sterling Networks, confirmed: “We are incredibly excited about the launch of our new Bristol networking group and the opportunity it will bring for professionals across the city. This is the first of many Sterling groups that will be hosted by Metro Bank, providing the opportunity for any members to regularly engage with a Metro Bank representative, who can offer any financial guidance and advice both during and following this challenging time.

“With just days to go until the group launch, we already have confirmed members and welcome any interested parties to join us virtually to see how Sterling operates.”

Founded in 2014 by husband and wife business duo, Neil and Tracey Davis, Sterling Networks is fast becoming the UK’s leading networking organisation, having increased its members by 21% since March 2020.

Driven by integrity, Sterling Networks boasts over 300 members with an impressive membership retention rate of 90%.

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Jones .