Join us for one of Tees Valley’s most popular pan professional events.
Our popular pan professional supper and quiz is back in person for 2022. This is a fantastic opportunity to network with professional service contacts throughout Teesside. Early booking is recommended.
The evening will be a great opportunity to network as over 150 professionals representing more than 43 organisations in accountancy, banking, law, IFA’s and IPs across the Tees Valley attended last year’s event.
The evening will include a three course meal followed by a quiz.
19.00 start and formalities conclude by 22:00, networking and bar available until 23:00.
RATE | COST |
Price | £25.00 + VAT |
Join our Teesside Pan Professional Supper Networking Event
A fantastic opportunity to network with professional service contacts throughout Teesside.
Last year’s event attracted more than 100 attendees from the region.
For 2021, in place of the regular quiz, we will be establishing Teesside’s favourite chocolate bar through a series of knockout ties judged by you the attendees.
Let’s introduce the contenders: (click for more details)
Tonight we will find the answer to the age-long question: What is Teesside’s favourite chocolate bar?
The result will be determined by 4 rounds of discussions by break-out groups. Attendees will be split across 8 groups – akin to being at a table for our face-to-face Joint Suppers.
There are 16 bars to be discussed (see above and here).
Each group has to consider two bars and establish which one they think is better than the other. The discussion will end after 7 minutes; groups will get a notification 60 seconds before the groups are closed. In each breakout group the facilitator/host has a casting vote in the event of a tie within the group. Each group’s spokesperson will then feed back to the whole audience.
The groups are mixed up for the next round – half the members move on to a new breakout room to enhance everyone’s networking experience during the evening.
The successful 8 bars are then allocated: two bars to two groups. The groups again discuss and decide who is the winner but must also note the voting of the group’s members. Again, feedback after discussion closes and if there is a split decision (1 group votes for each bar) then we refer to the individual votes within the two groups.
That gives us semi-finalist 4 bars which are allocated two bars to four groups. Repeat as above…
That gives us the finalists and all groups consider the merits of the final two bars. Same feedback process to produce a winner.
Feedback should be no more than 1 minute per group please.
Rate | Cost |
Price | £16.00 + VAT |
18:00 Arrival/informal networking
18:30 Chocolate Bar World Cup will commence
19:30 Chocolate Bar world cup ends
19:35 Informal networking
20:00 Close
An opportunity for you to meet members of the Teesside Committee & find out what is planned.
Notice is given that the 71st Annual General Meeting of the Teesside Society of Chartered Accountants will take place on 17 May 2022, at 16:00.
Agenda
1. Receive apologies for absence
2. Approval of minutes of meeting from the previous Annual General Meeting
3. Matters arising
4. Adoption of Annual Report
5. Election of Members of the Committee
6. Election of Honorary Secretary
7. Review of the activities of the Committee for 2021/22 by the outgoing Chair
8. Election of Chair and Vice Chair.
9. Presentation of Chairman’s medallion to newly elected Chair (by outgoing Chair)
10. Presentation of Past Chairman’s medallion to outgoing Chair (by newly elected
Chair)
11. Any other Ordinary Business
12. The reception of the Chair
Nominations may be received from members for the vacancies on the Committee which occur and shall be deposited with the Honorary Secretary at least seven clear days before the Annual Meeting. Nominations should be forwarded C/o Joanne Lucking [email protected]
Rate | Cost |
ICAEW Member | No Charge |
Join us for our annual sell out dinner on Teesside – book early to avoid disappointment.
Kevin Connelly is one of the stars of BBC’s Dead Ringers.
Whilst managing his brother-in-law’s hotel near Thirsk, Kevin would entertain customers with impromptu impressions.
As a result, he was invited to speak at the Yorkshire Cricket Club dinner. Engagements followed thick and fast, and Kevin eventually decided to abandon catering and become a professional entertainer.
Aside from Dead Ringers, Kevin’s many television credits include Sports Review of the Year, It’s Just Not Cricket with Rory Bremner, and The Full Motty.
He was also the resident comedian on ITV’s Sports Show, providing instant celebrity comment on the week’s sporting disasters.
Kevin’s impressions are not limited to sporting personalities. His after dinner repertoire includes a host of politicians and TV stars.
Rate | Cost |
Price | £45.83 + VAT |
One of Tees Valley’s most popular pan professional networking events.
A fantastic opportunity to network with professional service contacts throughout Teesside. Early booking is recommended.
The evening will be a great opportunity to network as over 150 professionals representing more than 43 organisations in accountancy, banking, law, IFA’s and IP’s across the Tees Valley attended last year’s event.
The evening will include a three course meal followed by a quiz.
19.00 start and formalities conclude by 22:00, networking and bar available until 23:00.
Menu:
Starter
Cream of carrot and coriander Soup
Main
Roasted honey and mustard basted rack of pork with chive mashed potato madeira jus and roasted root vegetables
OR
Goats cheese and spinach tart topped with sauté mushroom, feta and butternut squash*
Dessert
White chocolate and raspberry brulee cheesecake with raspberry coulis
Coffee & mints
*Please confirm at time of booking if the vegetarian option is required or if you have any other dietary requirements.
Rate | Cost |
Price | £21.67 + VAT |
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.
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
Rate | Cost |
Price | £45.83 + VAT |
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.’
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 24 November 2017 at Wynyard Hall from 18:45 until late.
Look forward to a special evening this November – you don’t have to be a Chartered Accountant to enjoy the evening with us – our dinner is open to all.
We would love for members to bring their colleagues, clients and guests to enjoy a memorable evening and a superb networking opportunity.
Our principal guest speaker this year will be Lembit Opik.
During the course of the evening we will hold a raffle to raise funds for MFC Foundation which has been kindly match funded by Barclays Business.
Tickets are £41.67 + VAT
Online booking closes on Friday 10 November.
Bangor
Born in 1965 in Bangor, Northern Ireland to Estonian parents, Lembit Öpik is one of the most characterful and recognised politicians of his generation.
Newcastle upon Tyne
In 1988, after some dramatic years in student politics, Lembit joined American multi-national giant Procter & Gamble, where he worked in the advertising department on a number of household brands including Ariel and Fairy Liquid, rising to the role of Global Human Resources Training & Development Manager.
At the same time he pursued a parallel career in politics as a Liberal Democrat councillor in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Montgomeryshire
In 1997, Lembit was elected to Parliament as the MP for Montgomeryshire in Wales. Very quickly he began to be recognised as one of the more energetic and entertaining MPs in the country, with regular appearances on everything from Question Time to Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway, and most of the major entertainment shows in between.
‘The show had to go on’
In 2010, Lembit lost his seat in one of the most surprising results of the General Election. Despite this blow, 5 hours later he kept his promise to appear on the election special edition of Have I Got News for You in what was regarded as one of the strongest performances for any politician on the show. As Lembit said ‘I lost my seat, not my resolve. The show had to go on.’
Since then, contrary to expectations, Lembit has continued to increase his profile and in 2010 appeared on the blockbusting reality show I’m a Celebrity – get me out of here!
In August 2016 Lembit performed in the comedy Rocking Your Vote in which he played himself. The play was on the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
In November 2017 Lembit will be able to add entertaining to his many feats! Don’t miss it!
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.’
Join TSCA for a 5 mile ‘walk whilst you talk’ in our first Netwalking event.
Join us for a 5 mile networking walk around the North York Moors. Please meet us at the North York Moors National Park Visitors Centre Car Park for 16:00 (a maximum charge of £4.50 applies for parking). Numbers are limited please book early!
After the walk we will be meeting in the Lion Inn, Blakey Ridge for a pint and a bar meal.
Walking boots and clothing for the weather conditions are essential!
Please register your interest with [email protected]
The event is free to attend but pre-booking is requried to secure your place.
Please register your interest with [email protected]
Cost: £25
A fantastic opportunity to network with professional service contacts throughout Teesside. Last year’s event attracted more than 100 attendees from the region.
Teesside Society of Chartered Accountants Joint Supper is one of Tees Valley’s most popular networking events for professionals.
The evening will include a 2 course meal followed by a quiz.
The evening will be a great opportunity to network as over 130 professionals representing more than 38 firms in accountancy, banking, law, IFA’s and IP’s across the Tees Valley attended last year’s event.
Emma Read and Angela Foster, Co-chairs of the TSCA, invite you and your clients, colleagues and friends to our Annual Dinner on Friday 11 November 2016 at Wynyard Hall from 18:45 until late.
Look forward to a special evening this November – you don’t have to be a chartered accountant to enjoy the evening with us – our dinner is open to all. We would also love it if members bring their colleagues, clients and guests as well as their students and trainees to enjoy a memorable evening and a superb networking opportunity.
Our principal guest speaker this year will be John Parrott.
During the course of the evening we will hold a raffle to raise funds for our chosen charity.
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