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PPP Journal Annual Dinner 2008

OVERVIEW

The PFI Dinner has in past years proven itself to be a highpoint of the PPP calendar offering professionals from across the partnerships sector the opportunity to enjoy fine food, select wine and great company in lavish surroundings. The PPP Journal Annual Dinner 2008 will be no exception.

Contact:
Craig Stubbs
01782 620088

The event will attract diners who are key players in the PPP marketplace, providing a relaxed and comfortable event for workers in the sector to network and make valuable contacts. The dinner will be complimented by a speech from our much-esteemed guest for the evening.


In recent years speakers have included:

• Andrew Neil
• Charles Kennedy MP
• Sir Trevor MacDonald
• Michael Portilllo

In 2008 we are delighted to anounce that our guest speaker will be Rt Hon John Prescott MP. John was a key player in the Blair Government, spending over 10 years at the Prime Minister's side. Among his most acclaimed achievements was to head up UK negotiations at Kyoto, the summit that lead to the first international treaty on climate change. Today, John advises the Chinese government on their plans to build a thousand new sustainable cities.

In 2008 the PPP Journal Annual Dinner will return to its inaugural home at the Café Royal on Regent Street. Since it was established in 1895 Café Royal has always been synonymous with excitement, glamour and decadence, frequented by the great and good including Oscar Wilde and his followers. In recent years it has been restored to the full Victorian grandeur, combining decadent dining with sumptuous surroundings.

The PPP Journal Annual Dinner 2008 will be the social occasion of the year for PPP professionals.
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