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Teesside Annual Dinner 2018

Emma Read and Angela Foster, Co-Chairs of the Teesside Society of Chartered Accountants (TSCA), invite you and your clients, colleagues and friends to our Annual Dinner on Friday 23 November 2018 at Wynyard Hall from 18:45 until late.

TSCA would love it if members could bring their colleagues, clients and guests as well as their students and trainees to enjoy an entertaining evening and a superb networking opportunity at our 69th Annual Dinner with Guest Speaker Peter Barron.

Event information

Our guest speaker Peter Barron MBE was born in Saltburn and raised in the steel community of South Bank, Middlesbrough.

He has spent all his working life as a journalist, rising to become the longest-serving editor of The Northern Echo.

He was awarded the MBE for services to journalism and North East life in 2014. He is also a regular broadcaster with the BBC and the author of eight children’s books.

He lives at Hurworth-on-Tees, where he now runs his own media company with wife Heather. He will be talking about the disasters and triumphs of a lifetime in the news and will no doubt be a lively and entertaining speaker.

Please arrive 18:45 for 19:30 meal.

Dress Code: Black Tie

Cost

Rate	Cost
Price	£45.83 + VAT

In support of MFC Foundation

A charity raffle will be held on the night with proceeds going towards MFC Foundation

MFC Foundation works across Teesside, delivering sport, health, education and inclusion projects that raise aspirations and change lives amongst the most vulnerable and disadvantaged in local communities.

MFC Foundation was set up by Steve Gibson in 1996 as the independent charitable arm of Middlesbrough FC. Though it uses the official ‘Boro’ brand to engage with various members of the community, MFC Foundation exists as a separate entity from the football club.

‘Our mission is simple, by harnessing the passion and power of the Football Club brand, we work to raise aspirations and improve the life chances of young people and adults across Teesside.

We work in some of the most disadvantaged areas of Teesside, engaging with those who are hard to reach through the delivery of inspiring sport, education, health and inclusion projects.’