Business networking event to raise money for Peterborough’s Little Miracles charity.

The Peterborough charity and Talk Networking are teaming up to deliver a one-day ‘Big Networking Event’ on September 15.

Offering three sessions to provide support and growth opportunities to businesses, all proceeds will be going to the charity to help local children and families in need.

Little Miracles provides support to children with additional needs, disabilities and life altering conditions.

The ‘win-win situation’ for the charity means that businesses can access networking at great value-for-money while Little Miracles can continue their campaign to help families who need it most as donations and funding have already halved due to lockdown.

More than 20 per cent of the children supported by Little Miracles are life-limited and 77 per cent are on the shielding list - so the majority of families have been unable to see loved ones for support since March.

The online networking event includes a mastermind, rotation room and virtual room, where businesses can choose to attend singular events or all three.

The mastermind will be a three hour session offering attendees the chance to share questions or challenges they face with peer collaboration to help resolve them.

The rotation room offers businesses the ability to mingle in groups of five or less and move across ‘rooms’ meeting people. Talk Networking have found ‘it is better than face to face networking’ due to the number of people you meet and lead generation.

To end the day a virtual room called the Tables offers businesses the ability to ‘take back control’ as they can click on a new table and meet in groups of four without large crowds, offering the chance to dip in and out of tables without the usual ‘awkwardness’.

Every event will be GDPR compliant and Talk Networking are giving free access to any attendees to join their own social networking group.

Event tickets begin from £10 and places are limited.

Tickets can be purchased from https://talknetworking.co.uk/events-2/ or by contacting Emily Sibthorpe ([email protected])