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#ThriveWomen: Roots and Shoots
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#ThriveWomen: Roots and Shoots

The Editor

The Editor

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Following on from the #ThriveWomen Christmas event, when guests heard from speaker and young entrepreneur Rose Dyson, who started her business Pura Cosmetics aged just 15, TopicUK have teamed up with #ThriveWomen throughout 2020 and we hope you will join us for our next event on 20th March, from 2pm to 5pm (venue to be announced, check out Eventbrite and our website for details in the New Year (www.topicuk.co.uk)

Our guest speakers are Harry Purewall and Nickki Alderson who will be speaking all about being confident in your style an what you wear as well as how to excel in your career. There will be canapes, Prosecco and goody bags for everyone.

There will be a business card draw for Smart Works, a UK charity that provides high quality interview clothes and interview training to women in need. They harness the power of clothes and confidence to allow a woman to be her best at a crucial moment in her life, giving her the confidence, the self-belief and the practical tools required to succeed at interviews and transform her life. Sixty four percent of clients go on and succeed in getting the job they applied for. So do make sure you bring along some cash to enter, where we will have some amazing prizes on offer as well as raising money for this great cause.

To reserve your place visit:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/thrivewomen-roots-and-shoots-tickets-85781419535

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