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01 September 2004
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IBC Global Conferences is holding a conference, 'HINWIs 2004' on 19 October at the Crowne Plaza St James Hotel, London. The speakers are Patrick Way, Matthew Hutton and Emma Chamberlain.


The attendance fee is £749 plus VAT. Further information can be obtained from IBC, tel: 020 7017 5505, or online: www.ibc-financial.com/hinwis.


News


Conferences



IBC Global Conferences is holding a conference, 'HINWIs 2004' on 19 October at the Crowne Plaza St James Hotel, London. The speakers are Patrick Way, Matthew Hutton and Emma Chamberlain.


The attendance fee is £749 plus VAT. Further information can be obtained from IBC, tel: 020 7017 5505, or online: www.ibc-financial.com/hinwis.



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