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ICMA Centre hosts joint event with Henley Finance Club

Last night the ICMA Centre hosted a joint event for its alumni and Henley Finance Club members. The event was a great success with over 100 guests. Professor John Board (Director of the ICMA Centre and Dean of Henley Business School) welcomed the guests along with the founder of Henley Finance Club, Executive MBA studen, Brenda Sibindi. This will be the first of many joint events.

If you would like to see more photos of the event please visit our Facebook page. For more information or to join Henley Finance Club please visit www.henleyfinanceclub.co.uk.

Published 4 March 2011

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