Jump Into Spring EVENT REVIEW


PA EXCLUSIVE


More than 100 personal and executive assistants from across London joined The Business Travel Conference and The Business Travel Magazine at our second exclusive networking event at The Skybar in Grange St. Paul’s Hotel, London. A very special ‘Jump into Spring’ event


gave attendees the chance to meet peers and suppliers in a relaxed environment. Attendees enjoyed food, drinks and mini manicures – courtesy of in-house spa Ajala – and took in impressive views of the city from the Skybar. Guests also had the chance to win some


great prizes courtesy of hosts Global Hospitality Services, and also event sponsors Business Travel Direct, Emirates, Millennium & Copthorne Hotels, Heathrow Express, SACO Apart- ments and Executive PA magazine. Event director Kirsty Hicks says, “We under- stand the importance of knowledge building and networking for PAs and EAs and are pleased to arrange these informal evenings. We are delighted with the feedback from this second event and hope to see many of the attendees at our key annual event, The Business Travel Conference, taking place in June at the Novotel London West.” The next exclusive


Linda Bekoe,


Vice President of Corporate Sales and Marketing, Global Hospitality Services


“Global Hospitality Service in


conjunction with Grange Hotels is


extremely proud to host the Jump into Spring event. This event gave us the opportunity to


showcase not only


our London member hotels, but also to


create awareness of our presence in


other key cities such as New York,


Chicago, Paris and


Rome. We were able to launch the GHS brand to high-level PAs who infl uence travel strategy.


I highly recommend this event.”


evening for PAs and EAs will be held at St Ermin’s Hotel, London, on 26th September. Stay tuned for more details by visiting www.thebusiness travelconference.com.


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