March 24th 2015
AD Network Solutions are holding a free Networking Event on Tuesday 24 March 2015, 2.30pm 4.30pm.
The aim of the event is to raise awareness of FixParkinsons and Parkinsons disease as well as giving attendees an opportunity to network with other businesses. Simon Laverick, the founder of FixParkinsons, will be giving an overview of his inspirational journey with Parkinsons disease and there will be a short talk on Cyber Security given by one of AD Network Solutions' company Directors.
Tea & Cake will be available throughout the event, which is being held in the conference room at AD Network Solutions' offices on Riverside Park in Middlesbrough.
Event Agenda:
2.30pm Arrivals, Open Networking, Tea & Cake
2.55pm Welcome
3.00pm FixParkinsons Simon Laverick
3.30pm Cyber Security John Davison
4.30pm Open Networking, Tea & Cake
If you would like to attend or for more information, please visit our event link below
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ad-network-solutions-supporting-fixparkinsons-tickets-15450887019
They would really appreciate your support and look forward to seeing you there!
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