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Places for this intimate dinner are limited and will be allocated on a first come first served basis.
Please contact businessclub@oldfullerians.org.uk to register your interest and find out how to pay for your place.
Matt has spoken in 50 countries to more than a million people. He is a frequent broadcaster, has authored 20 books, and has written for publications such as The Times newspaper.He is a serial business and social entrepreneur with numerous entrepreneurial failures and successes to his name. For vanity's sake, we will only name a few of the latter: Relationology, NAYBA, PublishU, and The Rooftop.
Find our more about Matt Bird here
Tickets for the exclusive evening are available now priced £80.00 and include a three course menu.
Reserve your place today businessclub@oldfullerians.org.uk
We hope to see you there!
Your organisers,
Jim Chaudry
Old Fullerians’ Association Committee Member who was at WBGS from 1980 to 1987
Joe England
Former Chairman Old Fullerians’ Association (2018 & 2019) who was at WBGS from 1996 to 2003
The Business Club was formed in response to a growing interest amongst the WBGS Old Fullerian community to connect with former classmates and those from other years at WBGS. The objectives are to provide stimulating and thought provoking speakers, develop connections in a business context, exchange ideas and build a network of contacts. As a successful Old Fullerian, we very much hope you can join us.
This event follows our very well received previous dinners which featured stimulating, interactive, thought provoking, after dinner speeches and discussions for which we have to credit the speakers:
Edward Stringer, an OF who is a recently retired Air Marshall, who was kind enough to step in at short notice when the original speaker was incapacitated shortly before the dinner;
Nicola Burnside, who spoke at our second meeting, the CEO of Alpine Cars, part of the Renault Group. As a leading female within the traditionally male Automotive industry she was able to provide fascinating insights on the future course of the wider industry.
