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UKWA Awards in July
May 13th 2010

The United Kingdom Warehousing Association (UKWA) – the trade association for the third party logistics industry – is holding its Annual Luncheon and Awards for Warehousing Ceremony at the Dorchester Hotel, Park Lane, London, on Wednesday 7th July.

Some 400 UKWA members and their guests together with suppliers to the third party warehousing industry are expected to attend the event, which has come to be regarded as one of the most enjoyable events in the third party logistics industry’s annual calendar.

This year’s guest speaker and co-host of the Awards ceremony is Jim Tavaré - ‘Prince Charles’ favourite comedian’.

“The UKWA Annual Lunch is a great place to renew old contacts and meet new ones in a fun and relaxed atmosphere,” says Roger Williams, chief executive officer of UKWA.

Tickets for the UKWA Annual Luncheon and Awards for Warehousing Ceremony 2010 are priced Ł99.00 inclusive of VAT each or a table of 10 can be reserved for the total amount of Ł950.00 inclusive of VAT.

Please contact Jacquie Corderoy on 0207 836 5522 or email: jcorderoy@ukwa.org.uk to reserve your place.

www.ukwa.org.uk

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