West Kent Chamber of Commerce and Industry Business Networking Event
11/4/2016
On 30 March, Porsche Centre Tonbridge were delighted to host The West Kent Chamber of Commerce and Industry Business Networking Event at our Porsche Centre, giving us the opportunity to introduce a new audience to the world of Porsche.
Guests included a number of local business owners and senior managers who were invited to make full use of the facilities in our state-of-the-art Centre. Canapés and drinks were served throughout the evening and our Porsche specialists were on hand to answer any questions about Porsche and Porsche ownership. We also had the pleasure of showing guests around our Centre and talking them through our latest Porsche Classic restoration project car, which generated a lot of interest.
Please email Sharon Coombes for more information about the use of our Centre’s facilities for business meetings and events.
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