NT Networking Event (1 CPD Point)
Waterfront views: Vibe Hotel
Street Furniture Australia will host an informative night of drinks and canapes overlooking the Darwin waterfront.
See our latest products and network with the industry.
Custom Product Manager Michelle Herbut and NT Business Development Manager Paul Johnson will be available to answer all of your custom and tailored enquiries.
When: 4pm-6pm Wednesday 2nd of November 2016
Where: Vibe Hotel Darwin Waterfront, 7 Kitchener Drive, Darwin
Cost: FREE (RSVP essential as numbers are limited)
To RSVP by Wednesday 19th of October 2016, contact Paul Johnson at paul@streetfurniture.com or (08) 8470 0501
Lucky door prize
Style up your patio – guests can enter the draw to win a pair of new Forum Seats made of eco-certified hardwood with pearl white frames. Valued at more than $1,000.
To get acquainted with Forum, view the brochure.
This event attracts 1 CPD Point.
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