Winter Pimm’s Networking is back on Friday 1st December…and we need you!

What is Winter Pimm’s Networking?
It’s a festive, outdoors networking event with a difference!

It takes place on the heathland at Barossa in Camberley and is a great opportunity for local businesses to join together to help Surrey Wildlife Trust clear some of the pine trees, to allow the natural heathland-habitat to flourish.

There’ll be time for a spot of informal networking in the fresh air over a hot beverage from Wild About Coffee, the chance to enjoy a delicious al fresco lunch courtesy of Surrey Markets, share some mince pies and Winter Pimm’s and the best bit is that everyone gets to take a Christmas tree home with them – for free!

Don’t just take our word for it…
This established event has been a huge success for the past seven years; it’s a great networking and team-building day out. But don’t just take our word for it:

“Winter Pimm’s Networking is a real highlight of the office calendar in the run up to Christmas. Fantastically well organised by projectfive; it’s an opportunity to help return some of our local common land to its natural habitat, take home a free Christmas tree or two and support the Surrey Wildlife Trust. All this whilst networking with other local business people, enjoying Winter Pimm’s and some great food – what could be better!”
James Stewart, Managing Director – Property, Dolphin Head

What does the day involve?
10:30  – Arrival with Tea and Coffee, courtesy of Wild!…About Coffee.

Informal networking with other businesses.

11:20  – Welcome: maintaining the heathland and Safety Briefing.

11:30  – Pick and Cut your own Christmas tree (with the Surrey Wildlife Trust rangers).

12:45  – Lunch Break, courtesy of Surrey Markets.

13:15  – Help clear as many trees from the heathland as we can manage, working in teams.

14:30  – Winter Pimm’s and Mince Pies.

15:00  – Depart (before it gets dark!)

Book your place!
You can secure your place by clicking here.

Tickets cost £37.50 per person and all proceed are donated to Surrey Wildlife Trust.

We can’t wait to see you there!