Plates & Purpose: Business Networking Lunch

Looking for a networking event where you can connect with like-minded people and explore opportunities for collaboration?

The Green Estate CIC and Chef’s Counter invite you to Plates & Purpose – a unique business networking lunch that brings together local change-makers, entrepreneurs and professionals.

Join us at Manor Oaks House on Tuesday 25 November for an inspiring afternoon of meaningful conversations, fresh connections and a delicious two-course lunch with an arrival drink.

The event includes talks by representatives from The Green Estate and Chef’s Counter, plus a special guest speaker!

Feedback from the first Plates & Purpose:

‘I just got back from attending the very first Plates and Purpose networking event hosted by The Green Estate and Chef’s Counter – it was a fantastic event and the venue at The Green Estate was a stunning setting … Good to catch up with lots of familiar faces and meet lots of new connections too!’ – Donna Aplin

‘Today I had the pleasure of attending a new style of networking event for me at The Green Estate. The event was filled with great conversations, new connections and a delicious two-course meal from the incredibly talented Chris Hanson at Chef’s Counter. Despite the rain, the grounds at The Green Estate were absolutely stunning. It was also inspiring to hear from The Green Estate and learn more about the amazing work they are doing to bring more green spaces into the heart of Sheffield. I’ve come away with some brilliant connections and hope to see a few familiar faces soon!’ – Gracie Smith

‘Stepping away from the legal world today and into something a little different… I had the opportunity to attend a gorgeous networking event at The Green Estate. It was a refreshing change of pace. Had some great conversations, made new connections and enjoyed a brilliant two-course lunch by Chris Hanson from Chef’s Counter. It was also great to hear from The Green Estate and learn more about the work they’re doing to bring more green space and biodiversity into the heart of Sheffield. A great reminder that getting out of the day-to-day, even briefly, can spark new ideas and conversations.’ – Alexandra Hurwood