CHAMBER NEWS
Last chance to attend the pinnacle business event in the region
The Annual Dinner is the pinnacle event in the Chamber’s major events calendar. It attracts some of the most high-profile businesses from across the region. The evening is a fantastic opportunity to
partake in high level networking with some of the region’s leading business figures and is an opportunity to entertain clients and cement working relationships. The black-tie dinner provides inspiration and opportunity to guests in equal measure. The evening is overwhelmingly business-centric, offering recognition of the successes of business, by business.
THIS YEAR’S KEYNOTE SPEAKER - GREG RUTHERFORD MBE Greg is Great Britain’s most decorated long jumper and one of the country’s most successful Olympic athletes. After a successful junior career, Greg won gold
at the London 2012 Olympics - changing his life forever and playing his part in the most successful night of British Olympic sport in history. This iconic victory began a winning streak of
gold medals. In 2016 at the Rio Olympics, Greg backed up his 2012 Olympic success with a further Olympic medal - he also found himself on the Strictly Come Dancing ballroom floor shortly after. As one of Britain’s most successful sports
people, Greg has learned not only how to reach the top, but also how to stay there - and it is these learnings from elite sport that he hopes to pass on to everyone, no matter their goal.
There will also be a political speaker at the
Annual Dinner, who will be confirmed in due course.
A THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS The Chamber is indebted to this year’s Annual Dinner sponsors, which include:
• RDS Global –
www.rds-global.com Chamber patron RDS Global supports companies with resilient IT, connectivity and telephony to empower their business and continuously improve the quality of service provided to clients
• GBS Apprenticeships –
www.gbsapprenticeships.co.uk GBS Apprenticeships is a digital and leadership and management specialist training provider based in the heart of Chesterfield, with a national presence in the sector
• Midlands Connect -
www.midlandsconnect.uk Midlands Connect explores, develops and recommends transport projects which will provide the biggest possible economic and social benefits for the Midlands and the rest of the UK
• Wildfire -
www.spreadlikewildfire.co.uk Creating exceptional activities, themes, props and events since 1996, Wildfire was ignited to bring all services together and deliver an incredible experience
• Ministry of Defence –
www.gov.uk The Ministry of Defence (MOD) is a central Government department with a mission to
protect our country and provide the ultimate guarantee of its security and independence, as well as helping to protect its values and interests abroad
• Motorcycle Funerals –
www.motorcyclefunerals.com Britain’s first motorcycle hearse service, Motorcycle Funerals’ unique fleet serves British Isles-wide from St. Ives to Dover, The Channel Isles to The Outer Hebrides and Swansea to Skegness
• The Dairy –
www.thedairyagency.co.uk A marketing and design agency working with clients large and small, The Dairy provides a complete service from marketing thinking and planning through design to complete production of advertising, printed brochures or web design and video and animation
• Eight Days a Week Print Solutions -
www.eightdaysaweekprintsolutions.com Ideally situated between Nottingham and Derby, EDWPS is a single source printing and mailing solutions provider genuinely focused on delivering value added customer service to the East Midlands and beyond
Individual tickets are priced at £90+VAT for members, and £120+VAT non- members. A table of ten is priced at £850+VAT for members and £1,200+VAT for non-members. To book the last few remaining places for the Annual Dinner, visit
http://bit.ly/Annual_Dinner2020
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