After supporting the owners of Newcastle’s first authentic gin distillery, we raised a glass to the Newcastle business community at Bealim House’s first networking event.
Leading figures from an array of business sectors across the region joined together for an evening of networking and fine drinks at the venue, which has invested more than half a million pounds in its redevelopment.
We have an established relationship with Vaulkhard Group, the owner of Bealim House, providing its accountancy department with tax and audit services.
Chris Robson, managing partner at Ryecroft Glenton, said: “We are delighted to be working with Vaulkhard Group, and it was great to be involved in the early development of a venue with such a rich history.”
“Bealim House provided us with an excellent setting for our networking event; the bar and its mixologist created a welcome alternative to the more traditional offering, encouraging those in attendance to share knowledge, contacts and enjoy themselves.”
Ollie Vaulkhard, from the Vaulkhard Group, said: “It’s great to be up and running following the completion of an extensive refurbishment that celebrates the heritage of the building, which was a former print works.
“The first few months have been encouraging; we’ve received a lot of positive feedback and will be focusing on continuing to deliver an exceptional experience that will help us build a loyal customer base.
“The venue is very versatile and is suitable for events ranging from a small business lunch to a party for around 400 people. It was fitting that Ryecroft Glenton was the first company to host a group event; it provided the opportunity for a fun, yet professional event in a non-corporate environment.”