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Internet People Dinner

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The event is for leading people from London?s internet sector including high level executives, entrepreneurs, investors and journalists.

The event is for leading people from London’s internet sector including high level executives, entrepreneurs, investors and journalists.

Companies represented at previous events include: Moreover, Firebox, Bebo, BirthdayAlarm, Top Table, Friends Reunited, Speed Dater, Benchmark Capital, Episode1, Wieden Kennady, Chinwag, Soflow, Video Island, Moon Pig, Sitemorse, FriendsAbroad, Index Ventures, Global Name Registry, McCann World Group, Match, DN Capital, Targeting and Magicalia.

There are normally 30-40 people at the event.

The format of the event is chaired round-table discussion over a 3 course meal with wine and coffee. The event costs £50.

Organised by Robert Loch and Paul Birch.

COST: £50 (please bring cash)

BOOKINGS:
If you would like to attend please RSVP to robertloch(AT)soflow.com with your job title, company and a 2-line bio for the attendees list.

RSVP: As soon as possible to avoid disappointment.

Location

Central London venue, TBC