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CHAMBER NEWS • COMPANY SPOTLIGHT • EVENTS • NEW MEMBERS Welcome From C O N NECT Supporting business in Kent for over 150 years Summer 2017 CHAMBER NEWS • COMPANY SPOTLIGHT • EVENTS • NEW MEMBERS Welcome from... Jackie Matthias Chief Executive of West Kent Chamber of Commerce Welcome to our Summer Newsletter and at last the sun has arrived. We have been giving some thought to our events for the Summer and I do hope you will agree that we have a varied programme of events for you. We continue with the ever popular Tonbridge Breakfast Club and the Tunbridge Wells Breakfast Club which is proving almost as popular. Our Annual Charity Golf Day on Thursday 29th June is at a new venue this year, Lamberhurst Golf Club. Gillian Forsyth our President is hosting a Summer Ball at Halliwell on June 23rd. It is many years since we have held a Ball so I do hope members will support it and enjoy the evening. Lastly our new venture for the Summer is the One Hour Lunch Club. The inaugural meeting will be on July 12th at The Warren Restaurant in Tunbridge Wells. We have had a number of new companies join the Chamber since our last newsletter see details on page 7. Our Members Discount Scheme is becoming even more beneficial for Membership subscription rates 2013 Gifts to choose members with more companies joining the scheme. It is Gifts to choose MembershipNo. of Employees Subscription subscription VAT Total rates 2013 1. 6 bottles of Chapel Down 3. hiting Hammond ining for 2 possible for you to save several hundreds of pounds a year Sole Trader £209.00 £41.80 £250.80 No. of Employees Subscription VAT Total sparkling wine. 2 - 9 £230.00 £46.00 £276.00 1.Choose 6 bottles either Threeof Chapel Graces Downthe 2012 3. £250.80 hiting Hammond ining for 2 Sole Trader £209.00 £41.80 sparklingAwards Decanter wine. Silver Medal if you use the discounts so please have a look at all the 10 - 19 £260.00 £52.00 £312.00 2 - 9 £230.00 £46.00 £276.00 Choosewinner. either An elegant Three Graceswine with the 2012 20 - 49 £305.00 £61.00 £366.00 Awardsfinesse, Decanterdelicacy and Silver depth Medal or the £260.00 £52.00 £312.00 June 2016 10 - 19 Rose Brut the 2012 Awards Supporting business in Kent for over 150 years 50 - 99 £395.00 £79.00 £474.00 winner. An elegant wine with offers on Page 8. If you would like to offer fellow members 20 - 49 £305.00 £61.00 £366.00 finesse,Decanter, delicacy IWC and and IWSC depth Bronze or the £558.00 100 - 199 £465.00 £93.00 Medal Winner,Rose Brut UKVA the 2012Silver AwardsMedal. This 50 - 99 £395.00 £79.00 £474.00 200+ £575.00 £115.00 £690.00 wine withDecanter, ripe berry IWC and and rhubarb IWSC Bronzeflavours a discount for using your services please call Gillian at the 100 - 199 £465.00 £93.00 £558.00 isMedal starting Winner, to show UKVA attractive Silver Medal. development. This If you collect the wine from the vineyard 200+ £575.00 £115.00 £690.00 wine with ripe berry and rhubarb flavours youis starting will be togiven show a tourattractive and a tasting. development. office on 01892 774769. If you collect the wine from the vineyard you will be given a tour and a tasting. “Our events offer you the opportunity Lastly, I cannot emphasise enough how we need to grow to meet new potential clients and “Our events offer you the opportunity suppliers and renew your 2. Free place at four Chamber to meet new potential clients and lunches during the year, including the Chamber this will be to the benefit of all members.. acquaintance with old friends.” 2.the Free Christmas place at lunch. four Chamber suppliers and renew your lunches during the year, including acquaintance with old friends.” the Christmas lunch. 4. A Kindle Paperwhite Please take a few minutes to think about who you could 4. A Kindle Paperwhite introduce as a member. If you introduce a new member we Recommend a new member will reward you with one of four great gifts illustrated below. andRecommend choose a FREE a new thank member you gift You may download a recruitment leaflet here. and choose a FREE thank you gift Select your thank you gift from a choice of 4 The benefitsApplication ofform enclosed Select your thank you gift from a choice of 4 I look forward to seeing you at one of our events soon. The West Kent Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 17 Church Road, Tunbridge Wells, TN1 1LG becomingApplication a member form enclosed T 01892 774769 F 01892 800153 [email protected] www.wkcci.com The West Kent Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 17 Church Road, Tunbridge Wells, TN1 1LG T 01892 774769 F 01892 800153 [email protected] www.wkcci.com Jackie Introduce a new member and choose one of the following gifts. 6 bottles of Chapel Down Free place at four Chamber Whiting & Hammond A Kindle Paperwhite sparkling wine. lunches during the year, Lunch or Dinner for 2 including the Christmas lunch. 2 Summer 2017 Company Spotlight Lifeline Language Services Ltd Lynn Everson Managing Director In an industry plagued by low-end language rule – do everything suppliers offering ever-cheaper translation from possible to respond to ever less qualified linguists, and now machine our clients’ needs! We translation, building a presence respected across were one of the first Europe within the sector as a truly high-quality to provide Arabic and provider is no easy task. Chinese typesetting in the UK, then one of the In the late 80s Lynn Everson was managing first offering affordable haulage across the Continent, frequently finding multi-language her language skills called upon to help drivers video voiceover and out of scrapes. It wasn’t unusual to hear a distant subtitling. Today voice saying “I’ve been arrested and they’ve we’re in the forefront Lynn Everson, Managing Director impounded my truck, it’s in France somewhere, can of leveraging new of Lifeline Language Services you find it? And get me out?” It became apparent translation technology there was a niche for reliable emergency language to save our clients time and expense, and continue support, and in 1990 Lynn set up Lifeline Language to invest in these exciting tools. We’re adamant Services as a telephone interpreting service. however that every word of our translation will continue to be translated, and reviewed, by “ I’ve a simple rule – professional well-qualified human translators!” do everything possible to “Google’s actually quite useful if you just need the very rough gist of what something says, although respond to our clients’ needs!” it can be pretty dodgy in some languages – ‘not’ can sometimes get omitted, which could obviously It wasn’t long before Lifeline was being asked cause problems! Some of our most entertaining for all sorts of language by all sorts of clients, projects are where a client sends us text – like resulting in the building of a trusted network of webpages – that they’ve ‘translated’ with Google partners worldwide in over 150 languages. Lynn and want us to ‘just check over’ before they launch explains: “We’re always asked how we know our it. We’ve salvaged some real disasters!” translator in language X is any good. The answer is, we’ve had all of them reviewed by another proven Starting from a typewriter and a fax machine in translator, and we’ve rejected far more than we’ve a back room, Lifeline now employs 13 full-time retained – we’re approached by thousands of in their Preston offices and help hundreds of UK linguists, but very few can work at this level. We linguists stay busy. And the future? also monitor our interpreters in the field wherever Lynn: “Brexit’s obviously an issue but we’ve possible, as they’re our ambassadors.” strategy in place for it. I can’t go into detail, but I As time went on Lifeline was increasingly asked can say that whatever Brexit brings our UK clients, for new services, and consistently invested to we’ll be here to help them succeed in Europe and stay ahead of the pack. Lynn again: “I’ve a simple beyond. Watch this space!” Lifeline Language Services Ltd, Chamber member since 2009 3rd Floor, Victoria House, 9-11 Ormskirk Rd, Preston, Lancashire PR1 2QP Tel: 0800 783 4678 Email: [email protected] West Kent Chamber of Commerce & Industry 3 The dangers of sitting all day Being stationary throughout the day could be significantly apnoea, a chronic sleep disorder that over the long term impacting your health. Professional Head of Clinical can seriously impact your health. Wellbeing at Nuffield Health, Jay Brewer, explains… Studies have also found that blood glucose levels peak If you have a desk job, or another where you are stationary higher after lunch if you sit, than if you stand, increasing all day long you might want to take note of some of the the risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes in the long sobering statistics about inactivity: term. In addition, sitting contributes to obesity, shutting off Physical inactivity is now the fourth largest cause of death the enzymes that process fat and leading to many long- and disability in the UK. And people with high levels of term health concerns. sedentary time have been found to have a 112% increased Combatting inactivity risk of diabetes, 147% increased risk of cardiovascular But you work out, so it doesn’t matter, right?...Wrong! death, and 49% increased risk of all-cause mortality.
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