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Chamber launch networking event for professional services community
Members of the Black Country professional services community are invited to attend a brand-new networking event organised by the Black Country Chamber of Commerce.
Professionals at the Table (PATT) is welcoming professionals from industries including banking, legal, accounting, surveying and auditing to network and share best practice at its first event on Thursday October 10th.
The first networking event will take place at the Queens Cantonese Restaurant on Queen Street, Wolverhampton from 12 noon to 2.30pm and attendees can enjoy networking with like-minded professionals over a three-course lunch.
The event will take place on a quarterly basis and feature guest speakers and insightful presentations to connect and engage the professional services community.
Black Country Chamber of Commerce Head of Premium Membership Gail Arnold said: “Talking to our members we realised that there was a demand for a networking event that brings together those working in professional services.
“The exclusive PATT networking event will be a fantastic opportunity for individuals to share best practice, exchange ideas and contribute to sector specific discussions.
“We encourage businesses from across the professional services industry to attend on October 10th to help foster a network of like-minded professionals.”
Admission to the event is by invitation only, with tickets costing £25 for members and £30 for non-members. Follow the link to register your interest: www.blackcountrychamber.co.uk/events
The Black Country Chamber of Commerce runs various member groups to support its mission to promote and meet the needs of business and industry across the Black Country and to help create the best community in which to live, work and do business.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Osborn Communications .
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