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The first IOF Lunchtime Bites event of the year has been fully booked ahead of the event. SEUPB Peace III Presentation available to download from this article.
Whether it was the draw of the sandwiches or to hear about the Peace III Programme, the first IOF Lunchtime Bites Seminar of the year has been fully booked.
Eimear Murphy of the Special European Union Programmes Body (SEUPB) is presenting at the first seminar on the recently launched Peace III Programme and providing an update on the roll-out of the programme.
Those who were hoping to turn up on spec may be sadly disappointed as there may be standing room only and not enough sandwiches to go round.
This bodes well for the new calendar year at IOF who are organising this series of events in association with NICVA. The next event on the 20 February 2008 on New Media Fundraising is also likely to be popular so again, early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment.
For more information on the IOF (NI) Lunchtime Bites Calendar download the calendar or consult the grant-tracker website events page for more information. Alternatively contact Neil Irwin at NICVA on 028 9087 7777 or email neil.irwin@nicva.org.
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