FIBA EVENTS

Muriel Box retrospective at the Lumière film festival : meet a pioneering filmmaker of 1950s England

See website for details of films and events

The third edition of a new business event for all members, new and not so new (!) to get to know each other a little better and boost your professional network!

Members will enjoy an apéritif at one table, move to a new table (with different members) for the main course, and conclude with dessert and coffee at a third table! Book here to secure your place.

We will be playing on the Breuil  with a shotgun tee-off at 9.00 at the Gouverneur golf course, and teaming up with the Club Affaires du Gouverneur (www.golf-club-affaires-du-gouverneur.fr). We are working on an exciting format inspired by the Ryder Cup; we will make pairs with the Club Affaires players as each pair battles to take home the prestigious trophy! To make the process easier for everyone on the day, we have set up a booking platform this year, to enable players to secure their place and pay in advance by credit card. A receipt is automatically generated by the website and sent immediately by email.  Here is the link for booking: Book FIBA-golf-day

You will see that you can book to play and have lunch (special rate of 72 EUR), or book lunch only (for 26€). You are welcome to invite business contacts to play in the golf day or to come along for the lunch.

Discover PwC’s office of the future!
A paperless, nomad style work space on three levels of the design award winning Grand Hôtel Dieu has been introduced by PwC. Discover how it works and how the staff have learned to adapt their habits and schedules in this beautiful and revolutionary environment. The presentation and guided tour at 6.45pm will be followed by a cocktail buffet on the 13th September.

This event is open to members and one guest only. So sign up quickly!! If you haven’t paid your membership for 2018 you can do so here (membership is valid for a full 12 months from the date of payment)

The author of Rwanda – La Fin du Silence, Guillaume Ancel will speak about his controversial book published recently which re-opened the debate about France’s role in the genocide of 1994. Guillaume was an army officer posted in Rwanda and wrote about his first hand experience during Opération Turquoise. Later he became regional director of the SNCF and is now on the board of a social protection company. Sign up  here to secure a place at what promises to be a highly stimulating presentation.