Are you up for the Insurance Football Cup?
Calling all insurers, brokers, reinsurers and suppliers.
Why not enrol a team in the annual Prince's Trust Insurance Cup six-a-side competition to be held at Regent's Park on the 16 September.
Dust off the football boots, pull up those socks and take out medical insurance for the annual Insurance Football Tournament in London's Regent's Park, kindly sponsored by Groupama Insurances.
The event brings together staff from across the insurance sector in a bid to build relationships and raise funds for The Prince's Trust. Entering its fourth year, the tournament has raised over £50 000 to date.
Teams can be compromised of a maximum of 10 players. The top teams going on to compete in the Cup tournament and the remainder into the Plate competition - all followed up by refreshments. FA-registered referees will oversee the games.
To find out more information and how to enter your team please contact Katie Mayers on 020 7543 1230 or at katie.mayers@princes-trust.org.uk
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