Connecting Business Communities: Networking with Lower Thames Crossing
Join us for networking and insight at the iconic Park Inn by Radisson Palace in Southend, overlooking the beautiful seafront. This event offers businesses the opportunity to connect with the team behind the Lower Thames Crossing - one of the most significant infrastructure projects in the UK, set to reshape travel, trade, and business across the region.
Hear first-hand from Natalie Bonnick, Head of Supply Chain Development for Lower Thames Crossing, about the latest project updates, timelines, and the wide-ranging opportunities available for local businesses and communities. Engage in a Q&A session to explore how your organisation can get involved and benefit from this once-in-a-generation development.
As you build new connections and strengthen existing ones, enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with complimentary refreshments and stunning sea views from the Park Inn by Radisson Palace. Whether you're looking to grow your network, discover supply chain opportunities, or simply stay informed, this event is not to be missed.
Date: Wednesday 4 June 4.30pm - 6.30pm
Venue: Park Inn by Radisson Palace. Church Rd, Southend-on-Sea SS1 2AL
Costs to attend: Members £30.00 + VAT Non Members £50 + VAT
Only TWO attendees per Company
Agenda: Subject to change
4.30pm - Registration, refreshments & networking
5.25pm - Welcome from Essex Chambers
5.30pm - Presentation from Natalie Bonnick, Lower Thames Crossing
6.00pm - Networking & refreshments
6.30pm - Event ends
Natalie Bonnick is part of the Complex Delivery Management Team at Jacobs and serves as Head of Supply Chain Development for the Lower Thames Crossing — a National Highways pathfinder project of both regional and national significance. She specialises in supply chain management for major infrastructure programmes, focusing on building resilient supply chains and fostering collaborative partnerships that support wide-ranging project ambitions, from low-carbon construction to sustainable skills development. With a background in procurement and commercial roles at Crossrail Ltd. and Transport for London, Natalie brings deep industry insight to her work. She is currently studying for an Executive MBA at Bayes Business School and sits on the Executive Board of the Global Women in Leadership Programme.
