ABSA Parow Networking Breakfast

Tue, Mar 3, 2009

ABSA Business Network meeting

Title: ABSA Parow Networking Breakfast
Location: Parow Golf Club, Frans Conradie Drive
Description: Directions:
From N1 take Plattekloof / McIntyre street turnoff down towards Parow (down McIntyre Street).
Proceed to traffic circle and exit three-quarter way round (directly towards Table Mountain).
You are now in Frans Conradie Drive and will find the club immediately after Ajax Soccer Club (on your right hand side – plus minus 1 Kilometre).
Start Time: 8:00
Date: 2009-03-19
End Time: 10:00

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