The Big Networking Breakfast

2023 Breakfast Sponsor

Fully Sold Out for 2023!

We're sorry (but also delighted!) to announce that the Breakfast is now FULLY BOOKED. Keep your eyes peeled next August as we release tickets again!

Why not start your day at Kent Construction EXPO making new contacts over a delicious cooked breakfast?

Throughout its 14-year history Kent Construction EXPO has been at the forefront of the Construction sector in Kent and the South East. This exciting networking breakfast will bring together key speakers, industry experts with leading developers, contractors, planners and Construction industry heavyweights.

Tickets cost just £30 + VAT, including full cooked breakfast.

7.30am	Breakfast served
8.00am	Welcome & introductions from Jo James OBE, Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce
8.15am	Local not London. Is that too much to ask? Andrew Metcalf (Chair) \| Phil Webb, Managing Director, Walker Construction \| Adam Bryan, Director of Place, Medway Council \| Andrew Osborne, Head of Exonomic Developments, Ashford Borough Council During our breakfast event, we’ll be welcoming Andrew Metcalf to the stage. A PR, marketing and public affairs expert, who’s local ‘economic update’ has become renowned across the Kent construction community. Andrew will also be facilitating conversation between some of Kent’s key decision makers when it comes to development across the county, on the topic of utilising a local supply chain. Having represented Kent on the South East Local Enterprise Partnership, a part of the Kent & Medway Economic Partnership, Vice Chair of Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce, Andrew’s a firm advocate for Kent so he’ll be pushing home his mantra of ‘local, not London’. He’ll also be joined by Phil Webb of Kent based main contractor, Walker Construction, who will equally be keen to hear about how the construction supply chain can better engage with local government." During our breakfast event, we’ll be welcoming Andrew Metcalf to the stage. A PR, marketing and public affairs expert, who’s local ‘economic update’ has become renowned across the Kent construction community. Andrew will also be facilitating conversation between some of Kent’s key decision makers when it comes to development across the county, on the topic of utilising a local supply chain. Having represented Kent on the South East Local Enterprise Partnership, forming a part of the Kent & Medway Economic Partnership and Vice Chair of Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce, Andrew’s a firm advocate for Kent so he’ll be pushing home his own mantra of ‘local, not London’. He’ll also be joined by two development representatives from Medway Council and Ashford Borough Council and Kent based main contractor, Walker Construction who will equally be keen to hear about how the construction supply chain can better engage with local government.
8.50am	Thank you & closing comments from Jo James OBE, Kent Invicta Chamber of Commerce