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Pareto FP holds exclusive networking event in Manchester
Manchester-based financial planning consultancy Pareto FP held an exclusive networking event at Manchester house on the evening of Thursday September 24th.
The event was attended by clients, associates and key industry influencers. It featured cognac tasting provided by Remy Martin and champagne tasting provided by Billecart Salmon, which was led by its brand ambassador Danielle Neary.
The event was partnered with Private White V.C. - a bespoke clothing company based in the heart of Salford. Private White, which has recently launched a new line of menswear in Selfridges, displayed a range of products and offered on-the-spot measurements from Senior Tailor Kasia Stani. Private White founders James Eden and Managing Director Michael Stoll were also in attendance.
Canapes were provided by renowned celebrity chef and restaurateur Aiden Byrne, well-known for being the youngest ever chef to earn a Michelin Star at age 22.
Commenting on the event, John Stevenson, Managing Director at Pareto FP, said:“It’s been an immense pleasure to host such a prestigious event for our clients, associates and key industry figures. We’ve had a fantastic year as a company and this superb evening gave us a chance to celebrate in style, as well as say a massive thank you to everyone who’s helped us to get where we are today.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Pareto FP .
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