Warrington Curry Club Launch

Warrington Curry Club – business networking social

A business social event involving networking and short talks over an Indian meal

TIMINGS

17.00 – Arrival, Open Networking over Indian Canapes, Pay Bar open

17.45 – Welcome, partner introductions and table networking

18.00 – 19.00 – Speaker and curry dinner served

VENUE

The Cottage Restaurant

90 Church St, Warrington, WA1 2TF

(located beside Sainsbury’s Warrington)

PRICE

£25 visitors

£15 Colony members, discounted by £10 with use of 1 Colony Credit (check out with 1 credit and a link for the balance without any further fees will be sent to you)

EVENT SPONSORS & PARTNERS

The launch event for Warrington Curry Club is supported by Watsons Solicitors and The Cottage Restaurant.

DIETARY NOTES:

Please ensure that you complete the food order questions. Any further dietary queries should be emailed to the organisers to address.

REFUNDS, CANCELLATION & COVID:

Refunds will not be possible within 7 days of the event once catering orders have been placed with the venue. Should you need to cancel your place within this time, we will issue a refund if we are able to find a find a replacement attendee to take your place.

Pre-booking only for this event.

EVENT HOSTS:

Kirsty James and Tricia Peters each run their own networking groups comprising over 20 years of experience organising business and networking events. Between them, they have helped hundreds of people to connect and grow their businesses and they are responsible for thousands of pounds worth of business in the region. They do this by facilitating the right introductions and also by providing events, workshops and seminars to increase the knowledge of their attendees.

Although each of the ladies has their own unique brand and their individual style of bringing people together, their core message is the same. They know that, although social media is a fantastic tool for business development, nothing beats direct communication via events and building up a business relationship gradually.

Colony Networking (Kirsty James)

Tricia Peters Networking (Tricia Peters)