Belfast City Branch

The Branch covers BT1-3, BT9-15 and BT17 and includes over 870 business owners throughout Belfast City Centre, including over 100 new members in the last 12 months.  If you have friends or business contacts who would benefit from FSB membership in these challenging economic times, why not tell them about the benefits of membership.

Belfast City FSB Branch committee elected at the recent AGM. (L-R) Gerald Magee, Angela Brady, Donal McCrossan (Regional Secretary), Ken Redpath, Evan Morton, Rosemary Morrison and Lesa Lynch.

Recent Branch Event

Belfast City FSB recently held a successful networking evening onboard the Belfast Barge and used the occasion to raise funds for the NI Cancer Fund for Children.

Branch Chairman, Ken Redpath welcomed members and guests and introduced Andrew McAteer, Commercial Director from the charity who informed everyone of the charity's excellent work. Following a delicious traditional Irish buffet, Roger Pollen, FSB, Head of External Affairs addressed the audience regarding pressing policy issues facing small businesses. During the evening, a large number of items were raffled in aid of the charity and an auction also took place, which together raised an impressive sum of £800 for NI Cancer Fund for Children. In rounding off the successful evening Ken thanked the committee for all their hard work in organising the event and for those who provided sponsorship or made donations.

Pictured at the Christmas Networking Event are Andrew McAteer, Commercial Director, NI Cancer for Children with Branch Chairman, Ken Redpath.

The Belfast City Branch committee at the Christmas Networking Event, (L-R) Gerald Magee, Evam Morton, Lesa Lynch, Rosemary Morrison, Andrew McAteer (NI Cancer Fund for Children), Angela Brady and Ken Redpath.

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