Hats and Networking @ Nottingham Playhouse

The talented local business people attending Networking @ Nottingham Playhouse joined in with the silliness this Hats for Headway Day!

The generous bunch wore their Hats for Headway as the coffee flowed and business relationships flourished! We are grateful to every local business person who took the plunge and got involved and to Shamshad Walker Marketing for organising the event.


Maureen Whyman, Lose the Box Creative Business Solutions	Katherine Wilson, Number 8 Glass & Sean Corrigan, JustID
Nick Fox-Male Advancing Innovations

Barinder Gahir Barinder Designs	Rebecca Hart, Equation Events Alison Knight, Personal Assistant
Rhiana Lakin, Headway Nottingham Shamshad Walker and Sue Chapman, Shamshad Walker Marketing Bill Dew, Black Limelight Design and Illustration
Faye Stenson Black and Write Copywriting	Quinton Quale Quale Industries
Kathryn Rodgers Face2Face HR
Shawn Bailey MBE Utility Warehouse	Networking @ Nottingham Playhouse Second Tuesday of alternate months, the next event is 9th July. Booking via Eventbrite.

Huge thanks to so many good sports for getting involved in the national silliness movement in support of Headway Nottingham this Hats for Headway Day!

Every donation made will be used to help ensure people throughout Nottingham have the long term rehabilitation they need to rebuild skills, independence and confidence after brain injury.

For more information on how your business can support Headway Nottingham contact Rhiana on 0115 9679669 or [email protected]

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