FOOTBALL CLUB CEO SPEAKS TO LOCAL BUSINESS OWNERS John Croot, CEO of Chesterfield FC and the club's Community Trust, was a special guest at this week's Life Dronfield Business Network meeting in partnership with Dronfield Eye. He's pictured here with the Life Dronfield charity's manager, Andy Evers. The next meeting will be held on Thursday, 19th December 9-10.30am at the Life Dronfield premises, Church Street, Dronfield. The meeting is free to attend and a great opportunity for local businesses to make connections and share insightful conversations. Book your space here: https://lnkd.in/eRT78Bvf Life Dronfield #Dronfield #Derbyshire #ChesterfieldFC
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