Scott Quinnell to speak at Swansea Bay Business Club St David's Day lunch




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St David's Day Lunch with Scott Quinnell, Former Welsh International Rugby League
and Rugby Union Player
Our St David’s Day lunch this year will be at Parc y Scarlets where we will be joined by our guest speaker, Welsh rugby legend, Scott Quinnell.
The lunch will be a chance for us to celebrate our patron saint and will also provide a fantastic networking opportunity for prominent members of the region’s business community.
The event will take place at Parc y Scarlets in Llanelli on the 1st March 2017 at 12:15pm for a 1pm lunch.
Bookings can be made for full tables or individual seats for networking purposes. Tickets cost £40 for a member and £45.50 for non-members. This includes a three-course lunch.
To book your place please click here.
Please be aware that bookings for this event will close at midnight on Wednesday 22 February or as and when the remaining 30 spaces sell out.
If you have any further questions please e-mail events@swanseabaybusinessclub.com or telephone 01792 529630.

Upcoming Events
April Lunch with Sarah Powell, CEO of Sport Wales
28 April 2017. Click here for more information or to book.

Flagship Lunch 2017 with Alan Johnson MP
19 May 2017. Click here for more information or to book.

June Lunch 2017 with Owain Davies, MD of Amancu
23 June 2017. Click here for more information or to book.

July Lunch 2017 (East Wales)
14 July 2017. Click here for more information or to book.

September Lunch 2017 with Julie Gardner, Bad Wolf
22 September 2017. Click here for more information or to book.

October Lunch 2017 (West Wales)
20 October 2017. Click here for more information or to book.

November Lunch 2017 (Beaujolais Day)
16 November 2017. Click here for more information or to book.

December Lunch 2017 (Christmas Lunch)
8 December 2017. Click here for more information or to book.

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