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BIA Summer Party 2024
Mark your diaries as the BIA Summer Party is back at the Langham Hotel on the 11 July 2024!
Our Summer Party is a key focal point of the BIA social event calendar, join us for an evening of cocktails and canapés with life sciences finest!
It is also the perfect opportunity to entertain your guests or promote your company via one of the available branding options, which will be released closer to the event.
Priority booking is now open for BIA members only. Registration for non-members will open soon. To be notified once bookings are open make sure you are signed up to Newscast.
Please note, there is a 3 ticket limit per company.
The Langham Hotel
1C Portland Place,
Regent Street,
London,
W1B 1JA
Please note, due to popular demand we are limiting tickets to a maximum of 3 per company.
BIA corporate member individual registration: £180 + VAT
BIA network member individual registration: £180 + VAT
BIA emerging company member individual registration: £150 + VAT
BIA associate member individual registration: £200 + VAT
BIA non-member individual registration: £240 + VAT
By registering for this event you accept our Terms & Conditions.
Terms and conditions for the BIA Summer Party
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Our Summer Party is a highlight of the BIA social event calendar and we are very excited to be hosting this years event at the Langham Hotel again. The Summer Party is the ideal opportunity to entertain your guests or promote your organisation via one of the available branding opportunities.
To view sponsorship options, please click here or for further information please contact Chloe Hartley.
Chloe Hartley
What does your role at BIA involve?
Chloe's role involves planning and executing large-scale events involving conferences, dinners and exhibitions.
Previous experience
She has previously worked at the Royal College of Psychiatrists in the events department, organising conferences and workshops for doctors.
If you could invite any scientist or entrepreneur to dinner, who would it be and why?
It would probably be Andrew Carnegie because he had a strong moral compass and built public libraries, theatres and child welfare centres to help better the community.
Event Supporters
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