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Usability Perfect Pitch

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Net Imperative's 'Perfect Pitch' events showcase the top suppliers in that field enabling you to go straight to the shortlist stage. Followed by drinks reception and networking

This is a Net Imperative event

Rather than researching suppliers yourself and having to organise initial presentations before identifying a shortlist, you can now attend one of Netimperative's "Perfect Pitch events," which will showcase the top suppliers in that field enabling you to go straight to the shortlist stage. Followed by drinks reception and networking.

There are 70 FREE delegates places available, which will be allocated to members of the Netimperative community who are actively looking for a supplier.

Delegate Bookings & Enquiries:
For more details visit the Net Imperative event page. To apply please email events@netimperative.com with UPP in the subject line, including your contact details in the body copy. For enquiries please call 0207 071 8702

Location

Brownscourt rooms, 82-84 St. Martin's Lane, London WC2N 4AA.