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BNI strives for better cooperation between businesses

The BNI meets every Wednesday at the Portuguese Hall.

The local chapter of Business Network International (BNI) had yet another informative meeting.

Members of this referral networking organisation come together every week to discuss what has been done in conclusion for the week that passed.

The most recent meeting took place on Wednesday, April 5 at the Portuguese Hall.

Tinus Jansen van Vuuren, president of the local BNI said that he and attendees give information to other businesses on how they can promote their business and what the ideal task is for the week.

“We are about 15 other companies that help each other on how to promote each other’s products and to get more business and get more connected,” Tinus said.

Tinus Janse van Vuuren.

“We also give feedback on what has been done in the week that passed and the time we spent with the people in the chapter and also the education we have done in the past week to learn more on how to build your company and network with others,” Tinus concluded.

Tinus invites business owners to contact him for more information on how to get involved in the fast-growing BNI chapter at 071 314 9155.

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