12 July 2019
Stoking Ambition’s networking event should prove to be a great fun on Wednesday July 17.
The new networking group, set up by Phillips Solicitors with Basingstoke Together BID, will be meeting at Exciting Escapes – Escape Room Experience, at 21-23 Wote Street, in Basingstoke.
Once the teams have managed to free themselves from the escape rooms, they will head across the road to the Duck & Tipple for a drink.
Tickets for Exciting Escapes usually cost £22.50, but thanks to sponsorship from Basingstoke Together, the cost on this occasion will be just £5 – this includes a drink at the Duck and Tipple. The event starts at 5.45pm
Stoking Ambition is aimed at those in their thirties and younger to attract the future generation of business leaders.
The informal group meet on the third Wednesday of each month at a venue in Basingstoke’s Top of The Town.
To book a place visit https://lnkd.in/dikZAPf
For more information about Stoking Ambition get in touch by emailing [email protected]
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