Dynamo Dinner 2019
Event Information
Description
This year's exclusive member’s dinner will take place in the River Terrace at BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art once again with a welcome drink and canapes on arrival and a three course dinner with wine.
We are delighted to welcome Bruce Daisley, VP, EMEA for Twitter, as our guest speaker.
Bruce runs Twitter across Europe and the Middle East, he previously worked as the UK boss of YouTube. Bruce has become one of the most respected commentators on workplace culture by challenging some of the science behind contemporary working practices - his podcast Eat Sleep Work Repeat regularly sits at the top of the Apple podcast business charts.
All guests will receive a copy of Bruce's new book - 'The Joy of Work: 30 Ways to Fix Your Work Culture and Fall in Love with Your Job Again'
Timings:
7.00pm Drinks reception
8.00pm Dinner served, guest speaker after main course
11.00pm Bar closes, carriages
The dress code is Business.
We are extremely grateful to our Dynamo Dinner sponsors: Mincoffs Solicitors and Opencast Software:
PLEASE NOTE:
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This event is suitable for Director level and above (maximum three representatives from each organisation).
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To buy tickets you must have joined as a member of Dynamo North East. Find out more about Dynamo membership and join now on our website.
Cancellation policy:
If you cancel your ticket on or before 24th January 2019 you will receive a 75% refund.
If you cancel your ticket on or before 21st Febraury 2019you will receive a 50% refund.
Cancellations made on or after 22nd Febraury 2019 will not receive any refund.
Replacement guests are welcome at any time.
Organiser Dynamo North East
Organiser of Dynamo Dinner 2019
Dynamo is an industry-led initiative with the core mission to ‘Grow the North East IT Economy’ through collaboration and innovation. We are a voice for the sector regionally and nationally; generating ‘noise’ to promote the region as a hotspot for IT/digital business.
With over 150 members, we are made up of IT organisations, large local corporate employers, consultants, technology hubs, education providers, local government and suppliers to the industry. We rely on the support of our region’s organisations to help us achieve regional IT growth, promote the North East externally, develop skills and education and support regional research and development.
We are passionate about our region and our sector and we work to ensure they both prosper.
