ANNUAL DINNER - London Chamber of Commerce and Industry

THE PREMIER GATHERING FOR ASIAN BUSINESS
The Asian Business Association (ABA) Annual Dinner brings together
guests from a range of industries and is the premier gathering in the
Asian business calendar. Open to Asian and non-Asian businesses, this
year’s annual dinner will take place on Tuesday 8 March at The Berkeley.
WHY ATTEND?
Build and Develop your Business Network in this Dynamic Sector
Up to 200 guests will attend this event from a variety of industry
sectors including professional services, IT, marketing, media, property,
leisure and tourism, recruitment and training, transport and logistics,
and importers and exporters.
High-level Networking
Rub shoulders with key figures from business, central and local government,
arts and media, high commissioners, life peers and many top Asian
entrepreneurs.
Be Entertained and Relax in a Unique Setting
Booking a table provides you with a hassle-free and value-for-money
option for your corporate hospitality.
Hear from our Guest of Honour Mervyn King, Governor, Bank of
England and President, Chance to Shine
Mervyn King is Governor of the Bank of England and Chairman of the
Monetary Policy Committee. He is representing Chance to Shine, of
which he is President, a charity that helps change lives through involvement
with competitive cricket in state schools. Professor King will share with
us his insights and anecdotes gained from a lifetime's love of cricket and
how his charity Chance to Shine is making a real difference to millions
of children in the UK in some unexpected ways.
OUR CHARITY
We are delighted that Chance to Shine will receive all monies raised
from the evening’s charity auction and raffle. If you would like to
donate a raffle or auction prize and have your logo included in the
Souvenir Brochure, please indicate your interest on the booking form.
EDUCATING THROUGH CRICKET
Chance to Shine has already reached one million children since 2005
and is expected to have a direct impact on the lives of two million boys
and girls in a third of state schools by 2015. The programme currently
runs in over 3,000 state schools nationwide and in 2010 alone saw
350,000 boys and girls enjoying the benefits of competitive cricket.
Benefits such as learning to lead, to work in a team and to cope with
setbacks.
Book now at londonchamber.co.uk/events
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