PPN Worcester is a monthly property networking event for anyone from absolute beginner to multi-million pound portfolio owner. If you are developing, investing or trading then this is the place for you. 

With a whole host of industry professionals and speakers to hand, this meet is a great place to make new connections, find deals, expand your knowledge and maybe even meet your next JV partner. 

We know that property can be a lonely place as it is often a solo endeavour but at PPN Worcester you will meet like minded property people from the area. The meeting promises to be a safe space where you can speak in confidence about your experiences in the property world. 

We’re not one for cliches at PPN Worcester but… your network is your net worth, so pop along to the next meeting and see for yourself the value of attending this premier event. 

We look forward to meeting you!

Worcester Golf & Country Club, Bransford Rd, Worcester WR2 4EZ

PPN Worcester is hosted by Sam Bastow, a developer investor based in Worcestershire.

Sam has a career in sales and property; selling bricks from 2010 and then developing property from 2018. He concentrates on new build development, commercial conversion and BRRR strategies for a mix of cash, cash flow and capital growth. Although concentrating on the strategies previously mentioned he is also knowledgeable on other popular strategies.

For his sins, he got his passion for property through watching ‘Homes Under The Hammer’ as a child - even setting his alarm during the school holidays to ensure he didn’t miss an episode. I think we can forgive him for that… everyone has a guilty pleasure!!!

Sam is really passionate about property and always keen to help anyone in the property industry with any questions, queries and quandaries they may have.

Sam and his team look forward to welcoming you to Worcester PPN.

Nasar Ahmed : How to make money online from your property knowledge.

Hi, I'm Sara and you may be wondering what becoming a memoriser is all about.

Well, you can memorise the information of any task and carry it out independently and successfully. For example, a client of mine memorised a poem and recited it at an event, and another memorised information to help pass an exam.

And in all the time they were learning to memorise, new brain cells were being created, enabling stronger and healthier brains. Other benefits of being creative and indeed memorisation will be explained in my interactive talk ‘What Does a Property Specialist Have in Common with a Memoriser?’.

So, I`m looking forward to seeing you there!