Lancashire Business View Event
24/9/2019
Porsche Centre Preston proudly hosted the official launch of the September/October edition of Lancashire Business View on 18 September.
More than 70 local business people enjoyed refreshments and networking with companies featured in the September/October edition of the magazine. The launch included a mix of advice, live interviews and a vibrant panel discussion focusing on the success stories and developments that are driving Preston’s economy forward.
Porsche Centre Preston Centre Principal Tom Fox said: “We have created a wonderful space here at Porsche Centre Preston which lends itself perfectly to events just like the launch of the latest Lancashire Business View. The Centre comes alive when it is full of people enjoying good company, conversation and the latest models we have on display.”
Lancashire Business View publisher Richard Slater, who chaired the launch, said: “What a great event at Porsche Centre Preston. It was an irresistible opportunity to celebrate the new edition of the magazine in one of the city’s most exciting new retail spaces. Everyone loved the cars and the building. It was the perfect venue to celebrate the business success stories featured in the magazine.”
A four-person panel leading discussion about the economy in Preston included Stephen Robinson, director at Champion Group ; Ian Gaskell, group chief financial officer at Infinium IT ; Rizwan Seth, managing director at W_RKSPACE and Paul Walton, owner of PWA Planning .
Please contact a member of the team on 01772 911 911 or info@porschepreston.co.uk for more information about Porsche Centre Preston or any Porsche related queries.
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