When is MREXCEL coming to England?

[Lewiy]

What are the costs going to be with this?

As i'll mention it to the boss & test the water, to see if the company are willing to pay, if not i'm not bothered, i'll shell out for it

I'll second this request. My boss seems rather excited by this, but the first question is "How much will it cost?".

Also, when are we likely to have confirmation of the dates and ability to book?

 

[The Horse]

Just to add that if you're thinking of coming to "english-speaking" Europe Bill, I think you'd find a number of us in Ireland would be very interested in a seminar - Dublin of course !

 

[GorD]

Is this going ahead - when does it become official. I'd probably be prepared to travel ( and I can't see my working paying)

 

[MarkAndrews]

Is there an update for this?

My boss is keen on the idea.......

Thanks

 

[Jimmy_L]

This sounds amazing, would love to join the london seminar....
Any news on whether this is definate/how to book?
Thanks

 

[MrExcel]

For the four cities, I am looking for a suggestion about a venue. Typically, a hotel with a conference room that can hold 50-75 people would be fine. Perhaps smaller in Southampton, larger in London. For Manchester, if we could suggest something on the Leeds side of the city, that would help people who might be coming in from Leeds.

 

[Jimmy_L]

London - http://www.conferences-uk.org.uk/conference_venues_uk.asp?venue=Novotel London Euston - good versatile venue with great access for travel by train (nearly everyone coming in to London by train will come to euston or kings cross - both within walking distance!!)

 

[Richard Schollar]

Bill

Southampton wise:

http://www.hilton.co.uk/southampton

Meeting rooms for 2-200.

or at the more expensive end:

http://www.devere.co.uk/heritage/Grand-Harbour/

rooms up to 500 people.

 

[MrExcel]

Alright then, enquiries have been sent to the Novotel in London and the Hilton in Southampton.

 

[Norie]

What about Scotland?

If you are going as far north as Leeds it should only be a quick journey to Edinburgh/Glasgow.

And you'd probably get quite a few takers for this sort of course - currently some of Scotland's biggest industries are finance and customer service.

Both of which use Excel extensively.

PS How about Ireland/Wales?

Heck, why not make it a world tour?