Yorkshire Mafia brings back regular ‘huddles’
experience and form strong business relationships, in a no-sales atmosphere, which the YM prides itself on.
Jessica Coates, events and marketing manager for the Yorkshire Mafia, said: “We are pleased to be bringing back the Huddersfield Huddle, where members can mingle in a relaxed setting with one another.
“We will offer a warm welcome to a range of professionals who want to establish new relationships and build their networks.
“The Huddersfield Huddle is a fantastic opportunity for companies of all sizes to come together and is a firm favourite among our YM members.
“We expect that, given the positive feedback we have received, this event is going to be very popular and so would strongly recommend that our members add this event to their calendars and take the time to enjoy a drink and a natter with other like-minded entrepreneurs.”
Every year, the YM brings together over 22,000 members from a diverse range of organisations and industries, where the group focuses on the progression and development of the Yorkshire region.
The YM is responsible for organising some of the most important events in the business calendar as well as providing an incredibly supportive business platform.
For details of the next Huddersfield Huddle go to http://theyorkshiremafia.com/events ORE tickets are available for the third annual Kirklees and Calderdale Charity Lunch (KACCL), hosted by regional businesses, to meet the demand for the popular event.
Taking place at Huddersfield’s Cedar Court Hotel, organisers have upped the venue capacity from 265 to 300 seats for the charity Christmas lunch which will raise money for Orange Box young people’s centre, in Halifax, and Huddersfield’s Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice.
It is hoped that this year’s event will surpass the £24,000 that the kindhearted business community raised in 2017, with money again set to be split equally between the two charities.
The funds from KACCL will go towards supporting The Orange Box Choir in Association with Square NE of Huddersfield Town’s longest standing partners, Chadwick Lawrence, has extended its commercial partnership with the club.
The law firm has strongly supported the Terriers in a number of ways over the years and have now committed to a three-year deal on a hospitality box at the John Smith’s Stadium, which means they will be a box holder until at least June 2021.
Chadwick Lawrence – known as Yorkshire’s Legal People – has offices in Huddersfield and across West Yorkshire. The firm offers various legal services to private and commercial clients and has enjoyed a significant period of growth over the past 12 months.
Commenting on the partnership, Tracy Nelson, senior commercial manager, said: “Chadwick Lawrence has become one of the club’s closest partners since officially becoming a part of the Huddersfield Town ‘family’ in 2008.”
Daniel Krigers a partner at the firm, said: “The Chapel, Orange Box Rock School music workshops and ‘Routes’ Youth Music Festival, which provides a platform for young musicians to showcase their talent on an open stage.
The business lunch event, which offers networking opportunities for regional professionals, will follow the same format as the previous two years, with a Prosecco reception, three-course lunch and entertainment.
The event takes place at the hotel, in Lindley Moor Road, on Thursday, December 6 from 11.30am-3.30pm. Tickets are still available and priced at £50 per person for tables of 10 to 12 people.
For details on how to get involved in this year’s event, or to purchase tickets, email: KACCL@crowther. accountants partnership with the club brings many benefits to the firm, not least the ability to watch Premier League football during the season!”