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Reading Metro Bank to mark International Women’s Day with networking light lunch

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Tuesday, February 20, 2024 7:01 am
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Metro Bank in Reading's Broad Street is marking International Women's Day

Metro Bank in Reading's Broad Street is marking International Women's Day

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A READING bank is preparing to mark International Women’s Day with a special networking event.

Business owners and professionals are invited to the Metro Bank on Broad Street for a light lunch, with the gathering having a theme of Inspire Inclusion. This aims to empower women and foster a culture of diversity and equality in the community.

Women from diverse backgrounds can come together, share insights, celebrate achievements and enjoy the chance to have a chat.

Metro says its support reaffirms its commitment to supporting women in business and leadership roles, driving positive change, and promoting inclusivity across all sectors.

“We are honoured to host this networking event in celebration of International Women’s Day, celebrating the remarkable achievements and contributions of women in our community,” explains Reading Metro Bank Local Business Manager, Laura Taylor.

“Through meaningful connections and shared experiences, we aspire to inspire inclusion in all aspects of business and society.

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Reading Metro Bank is proud to announce its celebration of International Women’s Day by hosting a special networking event and light lunch for local business owners and professionals. The event runs from 11am to 1pm on Friday, March 1.

For more information and to RSVP, email Emily.romans@metrobank.plc.uk or Laura.Taylor@metrobank.plc.uk.

Reading Metro Bank is also part of the Safe Space scheme – the store is available to anyone experiencing, or at risk of domestic abuse, providing the opportunity to safely call a helpline, support service or loved one.

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