NACFB Commercial Finance Expo supports Action Against Cancer charity
The NACFB is delighted to announce that it will be supporting the Action Against Cancer charity at their third Commercial Finance Expo to be held on the 27th June at the NEC in Bir
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Adam Tyler CEO of the NACFB explained:
“The huge numbers due to arrive for the NACFB’s Commercial Finance Expo will be a great opportunity for Action Against Charity to raise money for their extremely worthwhile work and as with previous NACFB events, the funds raised by the membership are always impressive.
"We are very happy to help a charity that makes a huge difference to people suffering with cancer, providing them with much needed hope and support. We hope all present at the NACFB’s Commercial Finance Expo will support Action Against Cancer and donate generously, so please look out for them on the day”.
Action Against Cancer will be holding a prize draw on the day, so we urge all those present to come along and to support an incredibly important charity.
To register your place at the NACFB’s Commercial Finance Expo, please click here.
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