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A journey to luxury
The region’s design community is inviting North East businesses to indulge in the influential journey of one of the region’s biggest success stories.
At the next a: design association event on 2nd February, Jocelyn Maxfield, group director of Tom’s Companies, will be giving an inspirational speech at the Sage on her entrepreneurial journey which has included creating, protecting and developing the renowned Serenity Spa brand.
Jocelyn’s journey has led her to the forefront of such luxurious creations as the Seaham Hall Hotel & Serenity Spa, The Samling, Fisherman’s Lodge and Treacle Moon. Jocelyn is now looking to extend her brand across the and will be sharing her thoughts on branding and design and the crucial part they continue to play in the Serenity Spa’s success.
David Hardman from a: design association said: “Jocelyn is highly regarded in the marketing and design industry and we look forward to giving her the opportunity to further influence and inspire her fellow North East businesses.”
What: Business seminar organised by a: design association
Where: Northern Rock Foundation Hall, The Sage, Gateshead
When: Thursday, 2 February at 12 noon.
Ticket price is £20 + VAT including lunch, a goodie bag and a chance to win two flights to London on Eastern Airways’ new Newcastle/London City Airport route. To book your place or for more information please call 0191 261 4060 or email info@adesignassociation.org
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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