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Leeds Curry Club
28th October 2021 @ 12:00 pm - 2:30 pm
£25
Leeds Curry Club
Thursday 28th October, 12.00pm – 2.30pm
Guest Speaker: Ajaz Ahmed
Venue: Tharavadu, Leeds
We invite you to attend lunch at the Leeds Curry Club with a clear focus on the professional services sector. Benefit from networking in a relaxed environment whilst enjoying exceptional Indian cuisine.
After lunch, you’re welcome to stay on and network for as long as you like. We recommend arriving early to meet and greet others before the meal starts. Name badges will be distributed on arrival so please make sure you book online with the correct details including your business sector as it will aid potential customers and suppliers to find what they are looking for.
Don’t forget to bring lots of business cards. If there is a particular person you would like to speak to, we offer an introduction service for all members.
Do not miss out on what is going to be high demand event. Prices: £25.00 Single Ticket Email in your enquiries if your group size in not available! steve@choiceeventsuk.The Leeds Curry Club is proudly sponsored by
DON'T JUST TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT Hear what other members across the UK have to say about the Curry Club.
Our Curry Clubs normally attract between 40-50 business professionals with over 95% of our attendees re-booking onto future events. Over £5m pounds worth of business has also been generated from attending our Curry Clubs nationwide.
Guest Speaker: Ajaz Ahmed
Topic Talk – ‘Cut the Crap’
Ajaz Ahmed is an entrepreneur who founded Freeserve, the UK’s first Billion-Pound internet company. His eureka moment for Freeserve came when nobody in PC World could tell him how to get onto the internet. Freeserve was sold to France Telecom for £1.65bn three years after its launch in 2001.
You can read the whole amazing Freeserve story on his website sosavvy.co.uk
Currently working with these businesses – CTC ➤ Quba ➤ University of Huddersfield ➤ LCF Law ➤ Legal365 ➤ JustStrong ➤ Browzar
The Queen has awarded him a ‘British Empire Medal’ BEM.
