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John Sergeant headlines FETA lunch

UK: Journalist and broadcaster John Sergeant will be the guest speaker at this year’s FETA lunch at London’s The Brewery.

Now a freelance broadcaster and writer, John Sergeant was former political editor of ITN and, before that, was with the BBC for 30 years, 12 of them as the BBC’s chief political correspondent.

Over 600 manufacturers, suppliers, installers and contractors within the HVACR industry are expected to attend this ever-popular event, which takes place on Thursday April 27, 2017.

Tickets are priced at £95.00+VAT, £925.00+VAT for a table of ten, and £1100.00+VAT for a table of 12.

Further information and booking form here.

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