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Fresh opportunities for working mums
A female North East entrepreneur is looking for equally ambitious women to join her business.
Danielle Dunn, founder of North East bath and body company Fresh deli, has been shortlisted for ‘Young Woman Entrepreneur of the Year’ at the North East Women Entrepreneur of the Year Awards 2007 and is continuing her search for Sales Agents to spread the Fresh deli philosophy.
Danielle, who won the best newcomer category in the North East Woman Entrepreneur of the Year 2006 awards, said: “This is an ideal job for mums or people with other commitments because it offers flexible working. The options with Fresh deli are endless - you can choose a structure that suits you and earn a great living from selling our exciting, vibrant products!”
Earlier this year Danielle and her brother Shaun, with whom she runs Fresh deli, received investment funding from regional business leader and board member of the Entrepreneurs’ Forum Sir Peter Vardy.
As well as investing in new premises and equipment to increase production, the Dunns plan to set up networks of agents nationwide to sell their products at parties and among friends and colleagues.
As well as selling via the party plan network and on-line, Fresh Deli products are available in ten Debenhams stores, including Metro Centre and Oxford Street in London.
For more information and case studies please call Stephanie Drew on 0191 258 4455, e-mail steph@freshsoapdeli.com or visit www.freshsoapdeli.com.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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