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SME Thailand monthly drink at new location

By Gringo
Posted in Agenda
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February 17 2019

On Thursday, February 28, the monthly networking drink will take place SME Thailand in Bangkok place. It promises to be another special evening, starting around 7 pm with a lecture by Rob Hurenkamp from Mazars in a new location, the Hangover in Soi 22. 

Mazars

Mazars has released the sequel to: Mazars Guide to Doing Business in Thailand. 2019- 2020. An excellent guide for anyone who wants to invest in Thailand. Reason for SME Thailand to invite Rob Hurenkamp to highlight a number of important points from that guide. Naturally, questions from (future) entrepreneurs will also be answered. The guide itself can be downloaded free of charge for everyone via: www.mazars.co.th

The Hangover

The second good news is that the Dutch SME networking drink will take place at a new location in Bangkok, namely The Hangover, an expat bar and restaurant opened under Dutch management, at about 150 meters in Sukhumvit Soi 22, right across from the entertainment center Park plaza. The Hangover offers both Thai and international dishes, including typical Dutch snacks such as bitterballen, frikandellen, but also pea soup, etc.

On 7 large TV screens you can follow almost all sports events live, including the Dutch football competition.

Russian salad

Because all good things come in threes, Pieter van Roon, the manager, who you still know from the Green Parrot, will provide a huge salad for the visitors of the SME evening.

Even if you are not (yet) a member of Dutch MKB, you are very welcome.

Source: www.thailandbusiness.com/coming-events en www.facebook.com/hangoverbangkok

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