International Summer Drinks 2015

The International Summer Drinks of 2014 were a huge success. Reason to make it a tradition! This year the International Summer Drinks will take place on the 25th of June 2015. Without an agenda or tight schedule, international communicators will meet each other in the relaxing atmosphere of ‘het Cleyne Huys’ at Noordeinde in the Hague

The International Summer Drinks of 2014 was a huge success. A great reason to make it a tradition! This year the International Summer Drinks will take place on the 25^th of June 2015.

Without an agenda or tight schedule, international communicators will meet each other in the relaxing atmosphere of ‘het Cleyne Huys’ at Noordeinde in the Hague. Last year our special guest and speaker was Communications Director Ivar Nijhuis of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Logeion Communication professional of 2014. This year Michael Ambjorn, chairman of IABC International* will be our guest.

Ambjorn has a long history in engaging and aligning people on different levels and on a local, national and international scale. He is founder of many initiatives, making use of open source thinking, creative commons and innovation. He will discuss with us the future of communications and the importance of networking on a global scale.

If you are working as a communicator in an international environment or interested in international communications and looking forward to meet kindred spirits, then join us in this networking event on Thursday afternoon from 4 to 6 PM.  The location ‘Het Cleyne Huys’ at Noordeinde in the Hague, is just a few steps away from the work palace of our King.

The International Summer Drinks 2015 event is organised in collaboration with Babbage Company and the Dutch Chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators. Do not miss this network opportunity and subscribe for this event.

* The International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) is a global network of communication professionals committed to improving organizational effectiveness through strategic communication. Established in 1970, IABC serves more than 14,000 members in 100 countries.