Networking event at Holkham Studios to include tour of international jewellery firm

07 May, 2018 - 15:30

Monica Vinader, founder and chief executive of luxury jewellery brand Monica Vinader, headquartered at Longlands on the Holkham estate. Picture: Mark Luscombe-Whyte

Mark Luscombe-Whyte

A Norfolk country estate will be the venue for a business support group’s next meeting.

James Bracey, general manager of land and property and Holkham, speaking at Holkham Studios. Picture: i101 Digital

Genix will be hosting the next in its Coffee Means Business series of networking events at Holkham Studios on Tuesday, May 15.

The event will include a tour of international jewellery business Monica Vinader, one of the first tenants to take residence at the purpose-built serviced office complex.

James Bracey, general manager, land and property at Holkham, said: “Making new contacts and gaining recommendations are an important part of building a business and networking is a great way of achieving this.”

North Norfolk District Council commissioned Genix in 2016 to organise and host the Coffee Means Business events in the district, to provide a regular networking opportunity without membership fees.

For more details go to www.genix.org.uk or call 0800 096 3013.