Annual Dinner 2011
Insurance Institute of Manchester Annual Dinner 11th November 2011
Karen Cartridge President of the Insurance Institute of Manchester is delighted to announce that the Annual IIM Dinner will take place on Friday 11th November 2011 at the Palace Hotel, Manchester.
This year we are pleased to announce that we have booked the very talented Mr Rod Woodward; the after-dinner speaker and comedian from South Wales, has been in great demand on the corporate circuit for many years and recent spectacular successes have gained him much wider public awareness. Having appeared with Russell Brand, he won the BBC comedy competition 'Funny Business' in February 2008.
"Rod Woodward is a young Dave Allen" - Peter Kay
"He has a rare intelligence which puts me in mind of Bob Monkhouse, the material being witty, topical and superbly timed..." - Peter Hepple, editor The Stage
Tickets (SOLD OUT)
Tickets for this event have now SOLD OUT. If you would like to be placed on the waiting list please complete the ticket application form.
Demand for tickets always outstrips supply so we regret that we will be unable to accept any further requests after the deadline date of 5th August. You will be notified of your confirmed allocation by 1st September.
Once tickets have been allocated invoices will be promptly issued to you and you will then become immediately liable for the whole cost. We are unable to give refunds for unwanted tickets unless we are able to re-sell them for you, payment terms are 30 days.
In order to book your place please complete the attached ticket application form and ensure that it is emailed to the following email address no later that the 5th August.
Email completed ticket application forms to: steph.iimdinner@gmail.com
You will receive an email receipt to acknowledge the form has been received
There is always a high demand for tickets to this event, so please try to adhere to the deadlines set out. Get your application in as soon as you can for your best chance of success.
We will continue to ask companies who book tickets for this event to again nominate a table manager so that in the event of any poor behaviour during the night the relevant table manager will be given a warning. Whilst we are sorry to have to take this course of action we believe that this has been a success and makes the dinner far more enjoyable for everyone else attending.