Firm Elite
- Success is a journey not a destination.
Keep up to date with new trends - over dinner with like-minded individuals from varied sectors of business - and gain a different perspective on an issue.
Regular dinner parties, limited to 10 carefully chosen people, from different industry sectors, and from different commercial arenas, with 2 guests who spark conversation on a particular topic. Where the conversation leads after that depends on the other guests and the wine and food. Views are exchanged, opinions taken, lessons learned and best practice discussed. Connections are made, relationships are forged.
The price of £90 plus VAT includes pre dinner drinks, 3 course meal, unlimited wine during the meal and, if the mood takes anybody, post dinner drinks! It also includes the company of carefully chosen fellow guests and conversations which encourage innovation and new ventures.
Future Firm Elite Events 2010
'By Invitation Only'
If you are not sure whether our dinners will be right for you, please read this FAQ answer or contact one of our Advisory Board members for an informal chat. If you would like to attend, please contact Sally Roche.
Thursday 23rd September
'Organised crime is increasingly a multi billion pound global business: trafficking in drugs and people, fraud and financial crime cost the UK Exchequer alone in the region of £30 billion a year... Compared with 'family businesses' of days gone by, today's organised crime networks are more agile and inventive, quick to embrace new technologies and seek out new markets and supply routes. They are run like sophisticated and modern multi-national businesses. (Extending our reach, a comprehensive approach to tackiling serious organised crime. Home Office/Cabinet Office Strategy Unit July 2009).
Financial crime impacts upon every organisation today. Often we are not aware of how until it is too late. How can we implement appropriate risk and other systems approaches to avoid losing not just money and markets but also reputation, shareholders, customers, stakeholders?
Host: Sara Dixon
Discussion Leader:J ason Haines of Ineum Consulting (Head of Financial Crime and Data Security Practice)
Tuesday 16th November
The purest treasure mortal crimes afford, is spotless reputation; that away, men are but gilded loam or pointed clay. (Shakespeare)
Hosts: Deborah Jeff and Kehrela Hodkinson
Discussion Leaders: Andrew Caesar-Gordon (Electric Airwaves)
