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New leadership team for Kendal business networking group
Deborah Scott, president of Kendal BNI
A Kendal networking group which has generated more than £665,000 worth of business during the past 12 months has a new leadership team.
The Kendal chapter of Business Network International meets weekly online and currently has 19 members.
The new vice-president of the group is John Sherlock, a financial adviser whose company, Sherlock Financial Management, is based at Kirkland at Kendal.
As vice-president, John is responsible for monitoring the group’s progress towards its goals and reporting that progress to members.
He also chairs the group’s membership committee.
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