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"NNN is an extraordinary achievement. No other high powered international
gathering opens so many new vistas onto life's riches beyond those things one
already loves -- or has the sense of creating a new extended family...NNN is really
a festival of the mind."
Professor Simon May, Visiting Professor of Philosophy, King's College London
PARTICIPATION FORM: Please note there may be a waiting list. Please select one of the
options below and return with the booking form completed to
[email protected]
Full Ticket (all inclusive) prices include the following:
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Departure from London on Saturday 21 March 2015, group travel to and from
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Suffolk returning Monday 23 March 2015.
All inclusive Suffolk accommodation, with hospitality and luggage concierge service.
All inclusive attendance to all Suffolk sessions (see namesnotnumbers.com for full
programme details).
Invitations to on-going series of bespoke gatherings and private get-togethers for
the NNN community, including the annual Names Not Numbers lecture in London,
November 2014.
Complimentary half day pass at NNN Autumn in Oxford
Suffolk 3 Day pass prices include the following:
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Attendance to all Suffolk day sessions from Saturday 21 March to Monday 23
March (see namesnotnumbers.com for full programme details).
Invitation to one advance London Salon.
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Corporate Scholar Programme:
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This rate includes a unique opportunity for two talented individuals
nominated by you to attend NNN Suffolk and be mentored in networks
and networking for a year. Corporate Social Responsibility meets the new
Social Health.
Packages Available
NNN Full Ticket Individual - £2,995 + VAT
NNN Full Ticket "Clever Couple" - £5,350 + VAT
NNN 3 Day Pass* - £1,800 + VAT
NNN Corporate Scholar Programme - £5,000 + VAT
* Includes all meals & all programme;
* Excludes accommodation & Group travel to and from London.
Full rates from 1st December 2014 ex VAT: £3,500, £6,000, £2,200 and £6,000
respectively.
For details on NNN Oxford please contact [email protected]
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Cancellations:
Although substitutions will be accepted if notified in writing at the latest one week
prior to the event, non-arrivals will be liable for the full fee. If for some reason you
need to cancel your place you must send written notification of the cancellation
and then the following cancellation fees apply:
i. Over 24 weeks notice of cancellation - No cancellation charge.
ii. Between 24 and 16 weeks notice of cancellation - 10% of full charge.
iii. Between 15 and 12 weeks notice of cancellation - 25% of full charge.
iv. Between 11 and 8 weeks notice of cancellation - 50% of full charge.
v. Between 7 and 4 weeks notice of cancellation - 75% of full charge.
vi. Less than 4 weeks notice of cancellation - 100% of full charge
Founded in 2009, Names Not Numbers (NNN) is a unique annual
residential ideas festival. Over the course of an extended weekend, a
hand-picked group of around 150 inspired and inspiring individuals
from the worlds of business, science, media, culture, non-profit,
technology and public life come together to discuss big ideas, share
new thinking and make new connections in stylish seclusion.
It’s an oasis away from the busy, hyperlinked worlds we usually
inhabit, a chance to expand, process and refresh in the intimate and
beautiful setting of the Suffolk Coast with over fifty hours of curated
conversation, debates, workshops, polemics, performance, readings,
screenings, walks, fine dining and even dancing for those still
standing.
NNN offers a fully personalised concierge experience, which starts
from the moment you leave London and continues throughout the
weekend to include accommodation, meals, courtesy cars and all
activities. Luxury coaches provide gloriously stress-free travel with
plenty of opportunity to relax and interact with fellow participants
and speakers en route to Snape Maltings and Aldeburgh. Our
‘campus’ is the home of Benjamin Britten’s famous Aldeburgh
Festival and NNN continues the ambitious tradition of eclectic
programming and cultural highs but adds in politics, polemic and
academic edge.
“Convivial, thought provoking and fun”
David Glick, Edge Investments
The topic for NNN 2015 is, ‘What Sustains Us?’ and over the three
days the programme will explore this question from a practical,
political, business, philosophical and cultural perspective.
New for 2015 we are delighted to announce the addition of a special
two-day follow on event (28th – 29th September) in Autumn 2015 in
association with key academic and cultural partners including Oxford
Martin School, Mansfield College, University of Oxford, and
Waddesdon Manor, home to the Rothschild Collection, in nearby
Buckinghamshire.
This additional initiative is intended to extend the depth and breadth
of NNN and continue the conversations and connections begun over
the festival weekend, throughout the course of the year.
“It is a lovely event…very good idea to cross-pollinate in this way”
Margaret Atwood
“Consistently stimulating and absorbing”
Ed Victor, Agent
“What a Triumph! What an absolute pleasure…Thrilled and exhilarated to be
there”
Ben Eliot, Founder, Quintessentially
David Aaronovitch, "Commentariat of the Year", Author and
Broadcaster; Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, Writer and Broadcaster; Armand
d'Angour, Associate Professor, Classics, Jesus College Oxford and
Cellist; Peter Bale, Digital Director, CNN; Jamie Byng, Founder,
Canongate Books, and DJ; Caroline Daniel, Editor, FT Weekend;
Esther Dyson, Tech Investor; Dominic Frisby, Author, ‘Story of Bitcoin’; Esther Freud, Novelist; Misha Glenny, Cyber Security and
Organised Crime Expert; Professor Ian Goldin, Oxford Martin School,
Oxford; Harvey Goldsmith CBE, Impresario and Producer; Daisy
Goodwin, Novelist, Journalist and TV Producer; Ian Grojnowski,
Department of Pure Maths, Cambridge University; Viv Groskop,
Writer, Stand Up Comedienne, Broadcaster and Cultural Polymath;
Liam Halligan, Business Commentator, Telegraph and Musician; Ben
Hammersley, Digital Guru, Technologist; Margaret Heffernan,
Entrepreneur and Author 'Wilful Blindness'; Julia Hobsbawm, Hon
Visiting Prof, Cass Business School and UCS Suffolk; Dan Jones,
Author, ‘Magna Carta’; Professor Steve Jones, University College
London; Andrew Keen, Author, ‘The Internet is Not the Answer’;
Baroness Helena Kennedy QC, Rector, Mansfield College, Oxford;
Ravi Mattu, Technology, Media and Telecommunications News
Editor, Financial Times; Julia Peyton Jones, Serpentine Gallery; Lord
Martin Rees, Astronomer Royal; Philippe Sands QC, Barrister and
Author; Professor Simon Schama, Historian, Writer, FT contributing
Editor; Sir Anthony Seldon, Biographer, Writer and Polymath; Elif
Shafak, Writer; Hans Ulrich Obrist, Curator, Serpentine Gallery;
Simon Walker, CEO, Institute of Directors; Sarah Weir, Chief
Executive, Waddesdon Manor, Rothschild Collections.
For further details and regular updates on programme and speakers
please visit www.namesnotnumbers.com