Freelance Mum Netwalk Bristol: Business Networking

Child-Friendly Business Networking ‘Netwalk’ Event in North Somerset

The Freelance Mum netwalks are child-friendly business networking events, designed for you and your business, to make connections with likeminded women, grow your business, with fresh air and fresh thinking! Some of the walk is off the main path so please wear appropriate footwear.

We meet at Ashton Court Mansion House, where there are great facilities, including plenty of parking, open space, café and toilets. Here you will be greeted by your Freelance Mum Fairies, aka walk leaders. Keep an eye out for them, carrying the Freelance Mum tote bags and coffee cups. They'll lead your netwalk around the estate!

This is a business networking event for women in business and children are always welcome. You are welcome to bring your toddler/children and the walk will always be at the pace of the slowest toddler! You will have a chance to connect with other mums in business, grow your network and support your business.

Before our netwalk we have an 'icebreaker' session to get to know each other and after our netwalk we have a chance to grab a coffee and hear from other women in business in '5 minutes with' or sometimes a session with a guest speaker.

Don't worry, we get that sometimes the best laid plans fall through so if you no longer need yours or your childs ticket, please remember to cancel the place, so another member is able to use it. Thank you. We can’t wait to see you!

Come and try us for FREE for 30 days! This includes the netwalk and our weekly digital coffee mornings!

As with all Freelance Mum events, they take place whatever the weather - unless there is a severe weather warning. In the event of rain, activities may be adjusted.

These netwalks are supported by weekly online Coffee Mornings, for connections and conversations in between netwalks. There are additional netwalks in hubs across the country, which are part of the Freelance Mum membership.

Also check out other Business events in Long Ashton.