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Service Network, the membership organisation representing the North East’s professional service sector, has recently launched its annual Business Directory to showcase the level of skills and expertise available, and it is urging businesses to contact them to receive a free copy.
Meryl Dodd, Service Network’s chairperson said: “This year’s Business Directory is our most comprehensive to date and is essential for any companies who are seeking professional advice and expertise. “If you want to grow your business, the quickest way to do so is by seeking advice from the professionals.”
Featured in the directory are companies ranging from law firms, accountants, architects, business consultants, IT companies, illustrators, film producers, through to recruitment companies and design agencies. For each of the businesses listed, there is an in-depth company profile, key business personnel, and contact details. Ms Dodd said: “Five years ago we did some research which showed that local companies wanted to buy services from within the region, but were struggling to find the level of services they needed. “Although the skill sets were there, there was no comprehensive resource detailing this information. It made sense to us to bring this information together in a publication which focused only on professional businesses.” To receive a free copy of the Business Directory call 0191 519 7373 or visit www.service-network.co.uk.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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