Strategies for success -unique charity event in Kingston next month.

Internationally acclaimed author and European Business Speaker of the Year, David Taylor, has pledged to help raise money for a local charity by sharing his acclaimed ístrategies for successí at a unique event in Kingston next month.

Internationally acclaimed author and European Business Speaker of the Year, David Taylor, has pledged to help raise money for a local charity by sharing his acclaimed ístrategies for successí at a unique event in Kingston next month.

The event, to raise money for Woking Hospice, will take place between 7.00 p.m. and 9.00 p.m. on Tuesday, 1st March 2005 at Warren House, Kingston-upon-Thames. In addition to hearing David Taylor share his secrets of success first hand, everyone attending will receive a complimentary signed copy of David Taylorís best-selling book íThe Naked Leaderí; a buffet supper and the opportunity to speak to David personally following his inspirational talk.

Talking about the event, David Taylor said:

Iíve been involved in supporting Woking Hospice for many years and was keen to do something that would raise much needed funds and this event seemed like an ideal opportunity. Iím very much looking forward to meeting everyone who attends and demonstrating how they can attain new levels of personal fulfilment and business success.

Kay Baldwin-Evans, spokesperson for SkillSoft, the e-learning company sponsoring the evening said:

Entry to this event is free - although we are asking that people to make a donation to the Woking Hospice if they can. íThe Naked Leaderí is the fastest selling UK business book ever published. This alone is worth 12.99 - not to mention the value of attending an event where you can have the opportunity to talk to David personally!

To reserve your place contact Julie Jenkinson on 01483 881750 or email julie@wokinghospice.co.uk

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