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Congress of Polish Entrepreneurs in London
Join Congress event to explore how our Business Community can help you to grow.
Running a business alone can be very stressful: day-to-day management, problems with unpaid invoices, employees and subcontractors. I am sure you have experienced any number of these challenges. Diverse Entrepreneurs Congress is the place for us to talk to each other, exchange best business practice and move onwards and up.
Since 2014 PBLINK became the facilitator of the Congress event in London attracting 200 business people each year. The all-day event is attended by some of the most successful diverse entrepreneurs operating in the UK who want to share their experience with the participants. Congress is made up of 2 presentation sessions: Morning and Afternoon. Guest speakers have 30 minutes to deliver presentations and they are available to speak to delegates during break-out sessions. There is also a discussion panel, networking and lunch during the all-day event. This year we will also be the witness of the Elevator Pitch final.
See you in November!
Agenda & Online Registration: http://www.pblink.co.uk/congress2017/
Early Bird Ticket: £40 + VAT
Standard Ticket: £50 + VAT
Networking-only: £30 + VAT
2017-11-10, 09:00 am
(this event is in the past)
Venue
NatWest (RBS Building), 280 Bishopsgate, London, EC2M 4RB
Organiser
British Polish Chamber of Commerce
Event coverage
Although there were fewer participants than in the previous congress, the consensus was that the quality of presentations – and indeed of the participants – was higher than ever. “Our businesses are four years older, we’ve grown in size, turnover and most importantly – experience,” said one participant.