BUSINESS ALLIANCE
BUSINESS ALLIANCE
WHITTLEBURY HALL dbfb
COMMS FIRM PUTS FOCUS ON FUTURE
The Chamber’s BUSINESS ALLIANCE GROUP is an exclusive group of influential companies. It brings together large and well-established businesses from within the county who receive exclusive benefits via their group membership
HOTEL CORNERS TRAINING MARKET
Countryside hotel Whittlebury Hall is leading the way when it comes to company away days, with the launch of new flexible packages to suit teambuilding events of all shapes and sizes. The four-star hotel’s dedicated events team can tailor team days,
conferences and events for each individual client’s needs, while also offering great value for money. The venue and grounds are located in the heart of the countryside but
with easy access to the M1 and M40, making it the perfect central location with ample parking and overnight accommodation available. The hotel’s latest teambuilding activity, the PitStop challenge, uses real
Formula 1 cars to put teamwork to the test changing tyres, while the hotel’s 700 sprawling acres of land offer plenty of space for multi-activity favourites including Total Wipeout and the Claim of Thrones challenge. Day delegate packages start from £25 per person and 24-hour delegate
rates from £119 per person which include a three-course lunch, refreshment stations with tempting snacks and freshly baked cakes, freshly ground coffee, fully-equipped meeting rooms and free unlimited Wi-Fi. Commercial director at Whittlebury Hall, Marc Webster, said: “It’s hard to
argue that taking the team out of the office for a day isn’t beneficial in many ways, however sometimes the prospect of organising an away day can feel daunting. “Our events team aim to make the process as simple as possible and will
take care of everything – plus with a wide range of indoor and outdoor, formal and informal options, we’ve got every situation covered.”
Visit:
www.whittlebury.com
Northamptonshire Chamber of Commerce Business Alliance partners dbfb communications is passionate about developing youth and bringing through the next generation – taking on graduates, apprentices and young individuals with big ambition and potential to excel in their career. The firm’s positive attitude was demonstrated earlier this year as Connor
Slasberg (pictured), one of its youngest employees, was voted president of the Next Generation Chamber. Connor, customer development manager of dbfb, said: “It’s very exciting
that together we will shape the future of Next Generation Chamber. I’m excited to get stuck into the role and thank all of my colleagues and committee members for their support.” Northamptonshire Chamber chief executive Paul Griffiths said: “Connor,
and our new vice-president Jade Day, are so enthusiastic about their careers and industries and have brought this enthusiasm with them to Next Generation Chamber. They are fantastic ambassadors for the Chamber and we are all very excited to see how Next Generation Chamber will develop with their and the rest of the committee’s support.” Managing director of dbfb, Simon Pickering added: “Connor is an
advocate of why we believe in employing youth. Over the past 20 years dbfb has always engrained itself into the local business community. We are delighted that Connor is continuing this tradition with an eagerness to learn and excel. Young people give you energy, I love the way they come up with new ideas and challenge you. They use technology much better than I would. We can empower them in developing a relationship and give them the knowledge of business. They give us knowledge of the everyday tech market place and that is really important.”
For more information about dbfb and its services visit
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