Tees Valley Football Event – Summer at Business Fives
Business Fives Tees Valley Football event returns this summer
Business Fives Tees Valley Football event makes a comeback this August with their summer series of events as proud members of the North East England Chamber of Commerce.
To date over £82,500 has been raised for charities as a result of the corporate football events and the aim is to surpass the £100k milestone this summer. The events with a charitable impact boast a host of stellar clients and are an excellent opportunity for team building and networking for footie loving firms as well as raising money for charity simultaneously.
Tees Valley firms have the opportunity to become champions on Thursday 8th August. The five a side events for football-loving firms will take place in 9 English cities for the first time before the tournament concludes with the national final at the start of October where England’s first national business five-a-side summer champions will be crowned.
Getting the chance to bring Tees Valley firms together while promoting a healthy active lifestyle is fantastic and given the companies already signed up for the Summer events in Tees Valley it’s shaping up to be a cracking return to the North East. Companies involved so far include South Tyneside Council, INEOS, Interserve, Bulk Tainer Logistics, Pro Pharma Group, Bulkhaul, Durham Lifting and Waterstons etc are all involved, and it promises to be another great series of events.
As a socially conscious company Business Fives have again committed to awarding the overall winning team with a generous donation to their chosen charity of 10 per cent from all of the event’s revenue.
Business Fives ambassador former Middlesbrough and Republic of Ireland player Bernie Slaven will be along at the Tees Valley event for a Question and Answer session at the drinks reception.
Tournament founder and Business Fives managing director John McClarey – who also organises a highly-successful Business Fours golf tournament – says “the events have proven to be a very big hit in Tees Valley and we are looking forward to kicking off once again in the region. We were really impressed at the charitable efforts from the efforts of the Tees Valley teams during our summer events and the city has certainly lived up to its reputation of having communities at the heart of their work. Given the mix of companies we’ve had involved it promises to be another good networking opportunity.”
The Tees Valley Event
Thursday 8th August – Goals, Teesside
