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THE PLATINUM TABLE PACKAGE Give your guests a memorable VIP experience


Includes the following: MEET THE JUDGES


LYNN BENNETT Global travel manager, BG Group


ROGER BURR Head of retail and corporate services procurement, Marks and Spencer


ANDREW CARNE


Global meetings and events service delivery manager, BP


CELIA GULLEN Senior buyer – business travel, BT Procurement and Supply Chain


IKE IHENACHO Global travel expense and meetings, Mondelez International


JULIE ILIFFE Category buyer – travel, Imperial Tobacco Group


GABRIELA KLAZAR European sourcing manager – travel EMEA, APAC, LATAM


CAROL NEIL Head of corporate travel EMEA, Nomura


PETER QUINN Category manager, Sopra Steria


ROD RICHARDSON Travel manager, Wellcome Trust


KATE SCULLY Travel advisor, Petrofac


AMANDA TAYLOR Head of travel, Lush


ALLISON WEBB Procurement category manager – corporate services, Centrica


46 BBT JULY/AUGUST 2016 BUYINGBUSINESSTRAVEL.COM


• Champagne reception • A branded meeting point for your guests in the main drinks reception • Three-course dinner • Half-bottle of wine per person of your own choice from our selection • Post-event entertainment • Table positioned in the Platinum Zone • Two bottles of champagne on your table • Platinum guest invitation cards • An event manager will be on-hand in the Platinum Zone throughout the evening to ensure your guests’ every need and request is met


£3,300 + VAT – normal price £3,135 +VAT – early bird rate until July 29, 2016


THE GOLD TABLE PACKAGE Includes the following:


• Champagne reception • Three-course dinner • Half-bottle of wine per person • Post-event entertainment • Gold guest invitation cards


£2,800 + VAT – normal price £2,660 +VAT – early bird rate until July 29, 2016


Please note: tables booked within both Platinum and Gold Zones are assigned according to date booked. Individual places (to include Gold Package benefits) can be booked for £295 + VAT; early bird rate until July 29, 2016


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