Bristol Life Network Lunch with NatWest

About

Join us on the 10 June for our Bristol Life Network Lunch. This time we will be hearing from Elly Rowley, NatWest.

Elly has run NatWest's Accelerator programme for businesses in the south west, working closely with several hundreds of companies. She has just been promoted to a national role at NatWest. What are her learnings, dealing with so many businesses? What role do entrepreneurial businesses and start-ups play in the development of the region? And as a super-connector, how does the power of highly active networking drive value? All this and much more will be covered exclusively at this special Bristol Life Network Lunch. 

This is a lunchtime, networking, event with 70 attendees, ranging from the independent businesses to the larger corporates.

Follow us on LinkedIn to keep up to date with the latest news and do contact holly.glover@mediaclash.co.uk if you would like more information.

Tickets cost £70 + VAT. Included in your ticket is:

• Welcome drinks

• Unique insights from a leading business speaker

• Limited number of high-quality attendees

• Updates on business in Bristol from the Bristol Life team.

• And a 2 course lunch at The Bristol Harbour Hotel

Agenda

• 12pm - arrival drinks + networking

• 12.30pm - seated for lunch (with move-around after first course to aid networking)

• 1.30pm - interview begins

• 2.15/2.30pm - formal end, with informal networking option after

Why this event is for you

Business is done and contacts are made at the Bristol Life Network Lunch. This is your chance to spend good time with leading Bristol business people in the most stylish surroundings over a fine lunch while hearing great business insights.

Previous Speakers

Our recent speakers include: Sean Clarke, Aardman Animations, Mark Kelly, Ashton Gate Stadium. Laura Aviles and Katherine Nash, The Bottle Yard Studios, Louise Mitchell, Bristol Beacon, Marvin Rees, Mayor of Bristol, Martin Thatcher, Thatchers Cider, Graham MacVoy and Lucy Jarjoura, Wake The Tiger, and Alex Reilley, Loungers.

Others have ranged from Glasto’s Michael Eavis to the bosses of the Bristol Old Vic, Triodos Bank, Pukka, The Wave, Lovehoney, IMDb and Opus Talent Solutions: the regional bosses of Savills and JLL; the head of Clifton College, ex-Bristol Mayor George Ferguson; Anthony Gruppo, CEO of Marsh Commercial (formerly Jelf); plus Stephen Lansdown, co-founder of Hargreaves Lansdown and founder of Bristol Sport. It’s highly eclectic, across all types of Bristol Life areas.

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