I would tend to agree with John and Roy - I think October 2004 is a good
time to hold it.
It allows plenty of time to organise everything, and to allow overseas
QL'ers to arrange any travel plans. QL2000 was held at a similar time, and
was a huge success for these reasons. Plus air travel would tend to be a
bit cheaper as it is outside the summer months.
Personally, I'd love to go to Eindhoven - haven't been as a trader, only a
punter many years ago. A bit more expense for me, but I don't care as I'd
probably combine it with a holiday for the family next year.
So, can we agree on a venue and date, and move on from there?? We need to
start hyping up the event NOW.
Europe or UK? There have only been a few voices so far, so what are the
rest of you thinking?
Cheers,
Darren Branagh,
Bank of Ireland - Cards And Loans Business,
Nassau House, 33/35 Nassau Street, Dublin 2. Ireland.
Tel: 1850-530-530 Fax: 01-6706813.
John Taylor
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I have had a long discussion with Roy Brereton, secretary of Quanta, and
the
outcome is that QL2004 will go ahead.
Highly favoured is October 2004 and the venues under consideration are the
Horizon Centre Portsmouth or St Joris College Eindhoven.
Combining the event with the AGM is not an option as one would detract from
the other.
I would opt for Eindhoven as there is local support, an excellent motel
within walking distance and it may influence attendance from mainland
Europe.
I hope to see you all there.
John Taylor.
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