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The Paceworking Tea Party & Fashion Show supporting the Down's Syndrome Association (Nigeria & UK)

Paceworking invites you for Afternoon Tea, to support and raise funds for the Downs Syndrome Association of Nigeria and the UK.

Date: Saturday, 13 August 2011
Time: 1.30pm - 5pm
Venue: NH Harrington Hall Hotel, 5-25 Harrington Gardens, London SW7 4JW
2 minutes from Gloucester Road Station.
Cost: £30 one & £50 for two 
Telephone Booking Hotline: 0207033 2506
Bookings to be made in advance
For event sponsorship, raffle prizes or donations, contact: 07974 435727 or paceworking@yahoo.co.uk 

Speakers:

Mrs Rosemary Mordi, President of the Down's Syndrome Association of Nigeria
Mr Paul Zanon, Director at the Down's Syndrome Association UK
Mr Mark Dalgety, Dalgety Teas & Caribbean Products UK                 


Fashion Show: 

The latest collection from award-winning Designers Adebayo Jones Couture & Lyze Hats

Photographic Studio: Mr Kenny Passley

Raffle draw prizes to be won 

 

See the Downs Syndrome Association Websites:

http://dsa.bulletinstudio.com/

http://www.downs-syndrome.org.uk/


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Anti-Money Laundering & Financial Crimes Conference

Trends and Developments in developing effective Anti-Money Laundering Controls

Date:        18 March 2011, 1.30pm - 7pm

Location:  Hamilton House, Mander Hall, NUT Bldg,

                 Mabledon Place, London WC1H 9BN (Euston/Kings Cross)

 

Cost: £200 / N50K

Discounted rate: £150 - for supporting professional groups such as Members of the Law Society’s International Division, British Nigeria Law Forum, Black Law Directory and UK Students.

 

A 25% discount is available at this conference for members of the Law Society’s International Division. Read more here….

 

An application for 4 hours CPD is pending with the SRA & BSB. Call for further information if required.

 

Advance Bookings Only

UK Tel Bookings: + 442070332506

 

Cheque payments:Paceworking

PO Box 52809, London SW11 2YS 

 

E-Bookings:   http://www.clubtickets.com/gb/2011-03/18/anti-money-laundering-financial-crimes-conference

 

NigeriaTel Bookings:+2348035269055 or +2348065171962


Kindly complete the Booking form on completion of your registration.

 

Conference Advertising, Sponsorship & Enquiries:

 Tel: +44 7974435727 / +234 8035269055 / +234 8065171962

 

The aim of the Conference is to examine the latest trends and developments in developing effective anti- money laundering controls. It is suitable for Solicitors, Barristers, compliance officers and all professionals working in the financial, banking and insurance sectors. It will also be of particular relevance for those with business interests in Africa.

 

The selection of high profile speakers will share their knowledge and expertise, give advice on best practice and cover new legislation such as the UK Bribery Act 2010.The event will also provide a great platform for networking and promotions.

 

This event is supported by QFinance http://www.qfinance.com/upcoming-events

 

Speakers

 

Dr Gbenga Oduntan, Kent University 

 

Aaron Stephens, Senior Associate, Berwin Leighton Paisner LLP

 

Daren Allen, Partner, Berwin Leighton Paisner LLP

 

Philip Hackett QC, Argent Chambers

 

Emma Oettinger, Law Society England and Wales

 

Zia Ullah, Partner, Pannone LLP 

Mrs Farida Waziri, Chairman, Economic & Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)

 

Dr Chris Chukwu, Central Bank of Nigeria

 

Mr Yemi Johnson, Open Spaces,UK

 

Tonye Cole, Sahara Group

 

Conference Organisers

 

Paceworking Events & Consultancy

paceworking@yahoo.co.uk

Esq Legal Practice Magazine

http://esqlaw.net/

 

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Paceworking Leadership & Business Conference, 14th of May 2010, London

Theme: Leadership & Business - Making a difference in 2010 and beyond

Download conference details
 

Overview

The Paceworking Conference will bring together experts, business leaders, professionals and representatives from prominent organisations based in the UK and internationally.

Delegates will obtain information on the topics discussed, acquire business tips, obtain conference literature and take part in an interactive Q & A session.

Date : 14th of May 2010

Time: 3pm – 8pm

Venue : Hamilton House Hall, Mabledon Place WC1H 9BN, London

Near Euston/Kings Cross stations and the British Library

 

 Panel of Speakers & Topics

Mrs Joke Adefulire, Hon Commissioner for Women Affairs, Lagos State, Nigeria: The role of women in leadership and economic development. 

Ms Debbie Ariyo, Founder, Africans Unite against Child Abuse (AFRUCA), a UK-based charity promoting the rights and welfare of African children: The challenges of running a non-governmental organisation.
 
Anber Raz, Equality Now, an international London-based human rights organisation: Women’s rights: overcoming the barriers.

Elisabeth Tinuke Davies: Councillor, London Borough of Waltham Forest, President, Nigerian Social Workers, Chair, Nigerian Association of Councillors: Women in leadership: a political perspective.

Abidemi Sanusi, writer and former human rights worker, shortlisted for the 2010 Commonwealth Writers’ Prize: Writing for change: a life in fiction.

Rowena Lewis, Head of Development & Fundraising, Fawcett Society, London: Bridging the gap: equality rights.

Lindsey Nefesh-Clarke: Founder, Women’s Worldwide Web, Board Director, Enfant D’Asie, France: The female factor: women’s empowerment and entrepreneurship in 2010 and beyond.

Sola Salako, Nigerian TV presenter, journalist and consumer rights advocate, CEO, Purrples Consult Ltd: Consumer focus as a key to brand success.

Elizabeth Springer-Bawuah, author, mentor and trainer: The tyranny of complacency in leadership.

Supporting organisations include:

OHTV, The Trumpet Newspaper, BBC Focus on Africa, The Enterprise Exhibition, the Lagos State Ministry of Women Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, Afruca, Reconnect Africa, the Women's Worldwide Web, Addie & Co, British Nigeria Law Forum, Financial Nigeria, Fawcett Society, Equality Now, True Love Magazine and Find-a-job-in-Africa.

 

 Booking

For telephone and online bookings click on the link below:

http://www.clubtickets.com/gb/2010-05/14/paceworking-leadership-business-conference

Cost: £30 for 1 delegate or £50 for 2 delegates

Payments in advance:

Event booking Telephone Hotline - 020 7033 2513

Event information/ Sponsorship /Exhibitors /Volunteers - 07974 435 727

Cheques payable to 'Paceworking' (before 8 May 2010) – PO Box 52809 London SW11 2YS

Website: www.paceworkingconsultancy.co.uk