Suffolk Show Director joins MENTA Networking Event.

Bee Kemball, MD of Debach Enterprises was the invited speaker at MENTA’s Coffee Means Business networking event held on 10th January, at the Bury St Edmunds Cricket Club.

Debach is a privately owned and independently run Suffolk company specialising in warehousing and distribution. Originally established 43 years ago it has been managed by Bee since 1992.

Under her leadership the company has invested in IT and green technology helping to grow Debach from its agricultural roots into one of the most forward look business in the sector.

Coffee Means Business attracted more than 40 people from a diverse range of businesses, eager to meet new contacts and is sponsored each month by MENTA Patron, Ensors Chartered Accountants.

Mrs Kemball spoke about the diversity of running the family business, her work as a volunteer for the Suffolk Agricultural Association and her role as Show Director of the Suffolk Show. Bee shared her aim to encourage children to be involved in the Show.

The annual event attracts approximately 90 thousand people over two days and Bee took the opportunity to thank the hundreds of volunteers who help make the Suffolk Show possible.

This year it will take place on Wednesday 29th and Thursday 30th May at Trinity Park, Ipswich.

Host of Coffee Means Business, Nick Pandolfi commented, “The event was packed with business owners and there was a great atmosphere as they chatted over coffee and biscuits. My thanks to Bee Kemball for taking the time out of her busy schedule to speak with such enthusiasm and for sharing her passion for business and for Suffolk.”

The event was the first to be held in 2019 by MENTA who host similar monthly events at Seckford Hall Woodbridge and in Haverhill.  Coffee Means Business has no membership or joining requirements, all businesses are welcome. See details for our next networking event in Suffolk and Norfolk

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