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IET Scotland Annual Dinner 2012
Social Event
This year, this prestigious dinner is being held in Aberdeen.
Speaker(s)
Capt. William Wells
About this event
The Chairman of IET Scotland, Mr David Wilson would like to invite you and your guests to attend this prestigious dinner.
Following dinner there is a popular, entertaining and informative talk by Captain William Wells, tracing maritime pilotage from the Phoenician times to today’s modern world of computers and satellite navigation. Going behind the ‘green baize door’ leading to the ship’s bridge and nerve centre, we take a look behind the scenes on how a ship, be it a small tramp freighter or a colossal cruise line, is handled and docked. This talk is interspersed with many humorous and personal anecdotes.
Dress Code
Evening dress or black tie
Cost
The price of a ticket is £45 per person and tables can also be booked for between 8 and 12 people.
This event has now taken place.
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