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Entrepreneurs Panel

Tony Caldeira
Richard O'Sullivan
Steve Purdham
Michael Oliver
Debbie Pierce
Charlie Mullins
Laura Tenison
Brian Hay
David Pollock
Jeremy Roberts
Julie Meyer
Jennie Johnson

Middle Aston House

Address:
Middle Aston
Bicester OX25 5PT
United Kingdom
Phone: 01869 340361
Fax: 01869 340659
Capacity: 50
Website URL:

Middle Aston House is a residential training and development centre set in 20 acres of peaceful Oxfordshire countryside.

Offering a range of training suites and syndicate rooms, the House has the intimacy and comfort of a 'home from home' combined with a professional level of service which adds real value to any event.

Middle Aston House also has its own training company, offering focused, results-driven training in a safe and supportive environment.
Facilities include

* 5 main meeting rooms with seating capacity for 50
* 10 syndicate rooms
* Private dining for 40
* IT Technical Support
* 3 lakes
* Teambuilding with full Facilitation if required
* Broadband link to wireless access points for Delegates use
* Free on site car parking

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