SWIDN Annual Conference – Networking – Bristol
Join SWIDN for in person networking in Bristol! This evening follows on from our main conference sessions being held online the previous day (17th October- find out more and register here!).
Gather with other SWIDN members to discuss themes and ideas from this years conference and connect with like minded professionals over a relaxed drink. Let us know what you thought of this years conference and what you’d like to see at the SWIDN conference next year!
Location – The Rummer Hotel, BS1 1JH. You will find us in a reserved area near the fire place from 6pm, feel free to get a drink at the bar and join us.
SWIDN members can RSVP on Meetup here. Please keep your RSVP updated so we know who to expect, thank you! For any questions email Emma at info@swidn.org.uk
Location
The Rummer Hotel, Bristol
Start date & time
October 18th, 2024 at 18:00
End date & time
October 18th, 2024 at 20:00
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