Kenneth Clarke MP to address Swansea Bay Business Club



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May Lunch with MP Kenneth Clarke
Join us for our May lunch with guest speaker, Kenneth Clarke MP.
Conservative MP and businessman Kenneth Clarke will talk about his extensive experience in world economic and political matters.
Renowned for his powerful performances in the House and credited with having taken the UK economy to a healthy state, Kenneth Clarke is one of the most impressive people on the political scene today.
His business knowledge and extensive political experience will make for an interesting lunch.
Guests will have the opportunity to ask Kenneth any questions that may relate to business or politics whilst enjoying a three-course meal and the opportunity to network with other businesses in attendance.
The event will take place at the Liberty Stadium with places costing £42 per member (£47.50 per non member).
For more information, click here.
We have 30 places remaining for this lunch so prompt booking is recommended.
Bookings will close on Friday 13th May or when sold out.

Upcoming Events
June 2016 Lunch with Medwin Hughes, Vice-Chancellor of UWTSD
24th June 2016. Click here for more information or to book.

July 2016 Lunch with Rob Vale, Former President of Staples Europe
8th July 2016. Click here for more information or to book.

September 2016 Lunch with Gareth Davies, WRU
23rd September 2016. Click here for more information or to book.

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