Come Networking with Rotarians |
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The Rotary Club of Windsor & Eton is offering an open invitation to business men and women to come and join us for an afternoon of fun & festivities plus a spot of light networking.
Traditionally The Rotary Club of Windsor & Eton has teamed up with local charities to host the Mid-Summer Fayre in Alexander Gardens, Windsor. Raising thousands of pounds for charity every year is what Rotarians do! They also enjoy some fantastic social events and invite speakers to come and tell us where their interests lie and how we could help them with their mission. 
The postcard illustrates some of those activities for the last month. With the MG Rally on the 24th & 25th April 2009, a biennial twinning trip to Castricum, Holland 8th – 10th May 2009, The Royal Borough’s CEO popped in for lunch on the 11th May and then it was over to Paul’s place for his President’s night on the 23rd May at Eton duck pond... sorry Dorney Lake! So not a lot going on!! Next up it’s the Mid-Summer Fayre and our latest initiative, the Networking Marquee. On Saturday 27th June while the kids enjoy the Fayre and perhaps a ride on the Windsor Wheel, top business men and women from around the Royal Borough will be enjoying PIMMs thanks to Principal Hayley Beaumont House Hotel and Conference Centre in the Networking Marquee. Rotary Club of Windsor & Eton and Windsor & Eton Town Partnership invite Windsor Chamber of Commerce, Rotary Club of Windsor St George, Business in Berkshire readers, Thames Valley Chamber of Commerce, East Berkshire Federation of Small Businesses, SHEplc and all business men and women who enjoy networking for a couple of hours business networking in Windsor. Starting at 1pm in Alexander Gardens culminating in the highlight of Windsor’s Mid-Summer Fayre, the Windsor Duck Race 2009 at 4pm! An entry pass for 2 to the Networking Marquee is provided free when you sponsor a business duck in this year’s Windsor Duck Race 2009. You’d be quackers not to join us, sponsor a business duck today!! Please book your place by sponsoring a duck TODAY... tell your friends to visit www.duckrace.org.uk and they can also join in. There are only a few hundred places so you’d better sponsor a duck quack, sorry QUICK! |
