INBA Autumn Dinner 2018 at The College Hotel
The INBA Autumn Dinner 2018 will take place on Thursday 22 November at The College Hotel, in Amsterdam.
We are delighted that once again our hosts for the evening will be His Excellency Kevin Kelly, Ambassador of Ireland to the Kingdom of the Netherlands and Patron, INBA and Dr. Gordon R. Campbell, Chairman of the INBA.
We will be honoured to have as our guest and speaker Minister of State for Training, Skills, Innovation, Research and Development, John Halligan.
The evening starts with drinks reception from 7pm, dinner starts promptly at 8pm and will run until around 10:30pm. The venue is The College Hotel, Roelof Hartstraat 1, 1071 VE Amsterdam, 020 571 1511.
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The INBA Autumn Dinner 2018 will take place on Thursday 22 November at The College Hotel, in Amsterdam.
We are delighted that once again our hosts for the evening will be His Excellency Kevin Kelly, Ambassador of Ireland to the Kingdom of the Netherlands and Patron, INBA and Dr. Gordon R. Campbell, Chairman of the INBA.
We will be honoured to have as our guest and speaker Minister of State for Training, Skills, Innovation, Research and Development, John Halligan.
The evening starts with drinks reception from 7pm, dinner starts promptly at 8pm and will run until around 10:30pm. The venue is The College Hotel, Roelof Hartstraat 1, 1071 VE Amsterdam, 020 571 1511.
Read more: https://www.inba.nl/products/come-back-soon-for-an-update-on-future-events/
Close to 100 INBA members and friends attended our Autumn Dinner at The College Hotel on Thursday 22 November. We're grateful to Enterprise Ireland for their role in coordinating the dinner and we were delighted to host their Irish and Dutch delegates for the evening.
INBA Chairman Dr. Gordon Campbell as host weclomed our guests with some Oscar Wilde references and Ambassador Kelly raised a toast to those gathered with the old Irish blessing "An té a bhíónn siúlach, bíonn scéalach" – meaning "He who travels has stories to tell".
Minister Halligan unfortunately had to cancel his planned trip to The Netherlands, but in his absence we were entertained and inspired by a speech about the uses of humour in leadership by 'stand up strategist' Professor Jamie Anderson.
Guests enjoyed music throughout the evening and a few lucky people went home with spot prizes donated by one of our Bpard members, Aer Lingus and The Crowne Plaza Dublin Airport Northwood.