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I am no longer anything to do with UK Investor so gain nothing from bringing this offer to you. There is what is termed a UK Investor Summit taking place on Saturday 2 October at the Saracens stadium in North London. I am such an anti social bar stool that I would rather eat my own toes than pitch up but you may have missed chatting to other investors face to face during lockdown. And there is one really big reason to go.
There will be companies and some great speakers including Nigel Wray, Allan Leighton, Stephen Hemsley, Dominic Frisby, Chris Bailey and Gervais Williams and – for when you need a toilet break – Zak Mir will also be on stage.
But the reason you may wish to go is that the Stadium, now known as the StoneX stadium contains the most amazing collection of sporting memorabilia including the running track from the London Olympics, cricket bats belonging to Grace and Bradman, soccer and ruby shirts which are truly unique and much more. For that collection alone it is almost worth a visit.
If you wish to attend, Nigel Wray will arrange transport from the nearest tube. To grab your seat just go HERE and when booking a Standard Ticket Summit 2021 use the promotional code shareprophets021021
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