MCM have teamed up with Rems Kitchen this year to bring you a Networking event.
We would like to formally invite you to our networking event taking place on Saturday July 30th 2016 between 7-10pm.
BACKGROUND information about each company.
MCM MAGAZINE (mcmmagazine.co.uk)
We are a online magazine for University students, which aim to give the latest and most current news covering Fashion,Music,Sports,Lifestyle and most recently Arts and Business.
We also help to promote young entrepreneurs and events and have most recently become an agency to help young people find employment in the media industry.
REMS KITCHEN
Afro-Caribbean Cuisine that caters to you, offering tasty Caribbean cooking served in an authentic and modern way.
REASONS for this event.
As young business owners, we felt that there were not many events where people could network in a comfortable environment with entertainment, and drinks. We all decided to come together and do just that! Being in the business industry it is essential to constantly network and get to know people in different social groups to build your empire and we would like to help you do this.
We also plan to do another event later in the year where some of the businesses at this event can have the opportunity to sell or advertise their service or product to consumers, like a networking fair, however this is the first step!
What you can EXPECT!
A GREAT fun filled night jam packed with games, refreshments, A panel discussion based around networking, and special performances from upcoming artists.
A chance for your company to promote themselves.
GOODIE bags
MEETING others from these sectors
FASHION
MUSIC
SPORTS
LIFESTYLE
ARTS
BUSINESS
and many more…
**DRESS CODE**
Dress to impress! You are representing your brand
Standard tickets will be going at £10 per person
So please buy your tickets as soon as possible.
We do hope you and your team can attend and we would love to see you there!
All the best
MCM
Rems Kitchen
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