"Staying Alive in Bangkok" : Free financial session espeically for women

Grayling 08.09.2009 23:44

Ladies looking for financial tips and an opportunity to share views on family healthcare, personal finance, wealth management, Wills and Trusts, are exclusively invited to ‘MBMG Women for Women’ sessions, a series of quarterly gatherings tailored especially for women.

The forthcoming session – next week in Central Bangkok – will include a round table discussion: ‘What you can do to keep your family safe’.

The forum will lead by Khun Chayada Klinpongsa, International Affairs Co-ordinator, Samitivej Hospital.

Family healthcare will be a particular focus, with an H1N1 virus update, illness prevention advice, discussion on health insurance cover and pitfalls to avoid when filing claims.

Date: Wednesday 14th, October 2009

Venue: The Grand Millennium Sukhumvit, Function Room, 5th Floor.

Time: For your convenience, there are two identical sessions to choose from:

Morning: 10.30 hrs. -12.00 noon

Evening: 18.30-20.00 hrs.

Both will be conducted in English.

The sessions are free, courtesy of MBMG Group, and refreshments will be provided. Reserve your seat now to avoid disappointment by emailing MBMG’s client desk at nat@mbmg-international.com or calling 02 655 6044.

Notes for editors only:

For further information please contact:

Wikanda Promkhuntong or Suthatip Boonsaeng

Grayling Thailand

Wikanda@th.grayling.com; Suthatip@th.grayling.com

Tel: 02 635 7151-4

Fax: 02 635 7155

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