A business networking event designed to allow professional people in Queensland and the Netherlands connect is taking place later this year.
Businesspeople in Geebung looking to expand their reach can participate in an upcoming networking opportunity occurring in the nearby capital of Brisbane this summer. Dubbed “Business Networking Borrel”, the event is organised by the Dutch Chamber of Commerce Queensland (DCCQ) and aims to create closer connections between professional individuals and organisations with a base in Queensland or the Netherlands.
Company owners, upper management and entrepreneurs attending networking meetings sometime refresh their contact cards with help from professional business card printing services.
A traditional Dutch practice, a “borrel” is a social gathering designed to celebrate a sense of togetherness, where guests share a selection of drinks and snacks. The DCCQ holds regular networking events to help its members and interested parties connect, allowing attendees to discover and develop brand-new business opportunities.
The Business Networking Borrel event will be held at the bar and restaurant Riverland Brisbane on Thursday, December 5. The venue is based at 167 Eagle Street in the central business district (CBD) of Brisbane, and the event will kick off at 5.30 pm.
The price of admission per person is $6.61, and the event will run for approximately two and a half hours.
