Paphos Business Network - Bumble Bee Workout public
Written by Sam Orgill
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Paphos Business Network's Free Monthly Network Meeting presented the case for the Bumble Bee. A highly socialised species that works for the best interest of the community to bring about a prosperous busi bumble bee business. What is remarkable is that the worker bees fly over many miles with small wings and a large body when the laws of physics and logic say they can't fly. How do they exceed expectations? How do they achieve more? How do they achieve the impossible? Under the guidance of Sam Orgill the 40 business members present broke into swams of six busi bumble bee worker groups to come up with 6 new ideas to boost business tomorrow for Paphos Business networker members and their business. Read more gives the list produced - for registered PBN members access only please login with your normal Paphos Business Network username and password.
Then do something, make a change today, review the result and let us know how you did. Remember - change is constant. Nothing is Impossible.
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Sam Orgill of ProACT Partnership summarises the new UK National Insurance changes for Expatriates.
There have been many changes in this field over the last few years. "The UK's" own "back door Santa" has slipped in more stealth taxes directly impacting expatriates living and working abroad.
Why pay?
The only benefit in paying UK National Insurance to be gained by expatriates living and working abroad is UK state pension credit. Under new rules you only need 30 years contribution for a full UK pension.
The Great Debate - Stay or Go? Sam Orgill of ProACT Partnership debates the motion
Wednesday 22nd April 7pm - Limassol Thursday 23rd April 7pm Paphos Cyprus
Come and join the experts and retired expatriates to debate the burning question on every expatriates mind. Namely: should we ride out the economic downturn here in our adopted home or return to our original place of residence? Experts Sam Orgill from ProACT Partnership and Ross Pays of The Financial Advisors Association debate the motion 'This house believes that despite the current economic difficulties ex pats are best advised to remain in Cyprus'. Journalist Chris Hopkins chairs the debate and invites presentations from the experts and retirees on the panel as well as questions from the floor.
TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE AND FIND OUT THE RESULT OF THE NETWORK BUMBLE BEE SEESSION YOU MUST BE A REGISTERED NETWORK MEMBER AND LOGGED INTO THIS SITE