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Annual Luncheon and Awards - UKWA

United Kingdom, London - 1st July 2015
United Kingdom Warehousing Association, Annual Awards 2015.
Join us on Wednesday 1st July 2015 at London?s Dorchester Hotel, Park Lane, for our Annual Luncheon and Awards with special guest speaker Lord Digby Jones. The event commences at 12 noon with pre luncheon drinks in the Ballroom Suite followed by a 3-course luncheon and the awards presentation at 1.00 pm. The day?s events finish between 3.45 & 4.00 pm and the dress code is lounge suits.
Date(s)
1st July 2015
Venue
London?s Dorchester Hotel, Park Lane
Contact for booking / more info
http://www.ukwa.org.uk/landing/book-table-awards-lunch/

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