The PROPERTYdrum National Conference and Expo 2012
1 May 2012, The Lancaster, London Book now to avoid disappointment!
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ROPERTYdrum, The Negotiator’s sister publication, is launching the biggest exhibition on the calendar for estate and letting agents, with over 60 of the UK’s top suppliers to the industry
exhibiting at this spectacular one-day event. The event at the London Lancaster also
includes the annual PROPERTYdrum National Conference, which was a great success last September. In its second year, the event is doubling in size, making it the most important date in the diary for property professionals in the coming year. Andrew Neil has just been confirmed as
a keynote speaker and moderator for the whole day! Andrew is a highly regarded publisher, writer and broadcaster, CEO
Andrew Neil, now confi rmed as keynote speaker and moderator, will bring his acerbic wit and interviewing skills to this exciting property event. Book now!
and Editor in Chief of Press Holdings and owner of The Spectator. Onscreen he presents the BBC’s This Week and Daily Politics. Known for his strong opinions, sharp wit
and astonishing knowledge, Andrewe will be a great asset to the event. The programme is now being finalised
with expert and entertaining speakers; it will cover sales, lettings and auctions, focusing on building business in practical ways, having confidence in your service and making the most of all the new technologies to be ahead of the crowd. There will be plenty of time for relaxing and networking (or meeting friends and colleagues as it used to be called) and you’ll be kept fed and watered (even ‘wined’) in the finest style throughout the day.
More information will be released in the next issue of PROPERTYdrum.
Tickets for both the
PROPERTYdrum National Conference & Expo 2012 and the PROPERTYdrum Awards Banquet are now on sale at
www.propertydrum.com/ categories/conference make sure you book now.
1 May 2012 – is the date of the event. Don’t miss out!
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