With support from sponsors DB3 and Causeway, DIB Birmingham hosted an exclusive Roundtable Dinner on Wednesday bringing together industry leaders and professionals to delve into the profound impact of sports on society and the economy.
Sponsored by Downtown partners DB3 and Causeway, ‘The Social and Economic Impact of Sport’ aims to gather sporting and business personalities from the Birmingham City region and beyond under one roof and provide a unique platform for discussion.
DIB will hold an exclusive Roundtable Dinner event on Wednesday, June 5th, from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM in Birmingham.
Sponsored by DB3 and Causeway, ‘The Social and Economic Impact of Sport’ aims to assemble business luminaries from across the Birmingham City region and beyond.
The event will discuss the legacy of the Commonwealth Games, the plans to regenerate the Birmingham City FC stadium, the Villa’s recent renaissance, and the positive social impact sport can have on industry and community.
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