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SBBC Events: Last chance to book to attend our October Lunch with Apprentice Winner Joseph Valente


You're Hired .... to attend our October Lunch with Apprentice Winner Joseph Valente
Thanks to sponsorship from GCS Training, the business training arm of Gower College Swansea, we are delighted to announce a slight change in our programme for the 2016 October lunch.
Entrepreneur and winner of BBC’s ‘The Apprentice’, Joseph Valente, will join us as our guest speaker on Friday 21st October at the Marriott Hotel, Swansea for a three-course meal and an entertaining afternoon of networking with leading Swansea Bay businesses.
Peterborough-born Valente, who is currently 26, started work as an apprentice at the age of 15 before going on to start his own plumbing, heating and electrical business, Impra Gas. He is the most recent winner of The Apprentice, receiving an investment of £250,000 from Lord Sugar following his performance on the show.
Bookings will close at midnight on Friday 14th October. To avoid disappointment early booking is recommended. Please click here to book your place.

Upcoming Events
Beaujolais Day Lunch with Josh Daniels, Comedian
17th November 2016. Click here for more information or to book.

Christmas 2016 Lunch with Connie Fisher
9th December 2016. Click here for more information or to book.

Burns Night Dinner 2017
25 January 2017. Click here for more information or to book.

St David's Day Lunch 2017
01 March 2017. Click here for more information or to book.

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