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County Mayo business people are set to learn key methods on beating the recession at a special breakfast briefing at the Park Hotel, Kiltimagh, on February 1. Some 100 people from across the west of Ireland are expected to take part in Business Network International’s Big Breakfast 2010 event, to hear business guru Rob Brown spell out 140 ways to beat the recession and build business.

A special ‘Speed Networking’ event organised by Galway Business Club and being held next week aims to assist businesses reach their sales targets this year. The first of these events will take place at 6.30pm in The Westwood House Hotel, Galway on Wednesday next September 17, so as to give companies a head start for the last quarter’s sales targets.

Local business network EWN are opening their doors to welcome Westmeath enterprises to share in their strategy to help recession-proof your business.

Do you suffer from “butterfly-itis” at the very mention of networking at business functions? If you answered yes, you are not alone. Many business people and entrepreneurs get a bit uncomfortable when it comes right down to walking up to someone and starting a conversation. Feeling comfortable introducing yourself to total strangers is one of the biggest obstacles to networking. How do you overcome it?

Mullingar Chamber is helping its members to “network and get work” through their Business After Hours networking events which are held on a monthly basis.

Social media expert Johnny Beirne will be the guest speaker at the next meeting of the Mayo Open Coffee Club (MOCC), a business network run by businesspeople for businesspeople.

Setting – and achieving – goals for 2010 will be the theme of a talk by former Ireland West Airport chief executive Robert Grealis, at the January meeting of the Mayo Open Coffee Club (MOCC).