Join us for GET **IT DONE CLUB on Wednesday, September 24th!
GET **IT DONE CLUB is an anti-stuffy, informal collective of people in business who believe in connection and collaboration over competition, and focus on people first and business later. We create a supportive space for those in business to come together, have a brew, and get **it done!
Everyone is welcome at GET **IT DONE CLUB - whether you're an entrepreneur, new to the business world, or someone seeking a motivational boost, together, we GET **IT DONE!
GET **IT DONE CLUB Nantwich meets at Nantwich Town Football Club, which is the perfect setting to chat with new connections and share your ideas, experiences and insights with like-minded people, in an environment that encourages collaboration over competition.
Plus we are joined by guest speaker Karen Mills.
Karen is a registered nurse, NLP practitioner, and Director of Zen Occupational Health Ltd. She supports individuals in returning to work after long-term sickness and advises employers on workplace adjustments to promote healthier, more productive environments.
Alongside her occupational health expertise, Karen delivers NLP coaching to help people build confidence, strengthen communication, and achieve their full potential.
In her talk we'll learn how how to quickly build rapport with new clients and navigate difficult situations, and you'll be able to apply what you learn right away!
Our September GET **IT DONE CLUB sponsor is NeuroInclusive Consultant, Joanne Gibson!
Joanne has a deep commitment to helping individuals and organisations create spaces, systems, and services that truly include neurodivergent minds.
What sets Joanne apart? She don’t just talk about neurodiversity – she lives it, every day. As someone who is both professionally qualified in learning and behaviour and personally living with ADHD and autism (AUDHD), she brings a unique blend of expertise and lived experience to everything she does. She knows what it’s like to navigate a world that isn’t designed for you, and she's made it her mission to help change that.
With a Master’s in Learning and Behaviour and years of experience supporting families, schools, entrepreneurs, and organisations, Joanne brings a unique, real-world perspective to every conversation about inclusion. She specialises in helping businesses, coaches, and educators make their spaces, offers, and services more inclusive – not through a tick-box approach, but through meaningful, practical change.
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