Business leaders will gather to boast about the Black Country at a breakfast event on 19th October 2011 at the Molineux Stadium.

The Black Country Diners Club quarterly breakfast networking events present a unique format for a high quality networking opportunity for Black Country businesses.

The 'Question Time style' panel consists of Sally Hares, Director of Walsall based Hares Moor, Paul McCairn, Managing Director of Brierley Hill based Bri-mac Engineering, Wolverhampton based Nigel Moorhouse, Vice President - Nacelles Value Stream, Goodrich and John Rider, Regional Chairman of the Institute of Directors. Each will be voicing their thoughts on a private sector-led recovery, in a panel chaired by Paul Kalinauckas, Chief Executive of BCRS.

The BCDC is organised by Aldermore Invoice Finance, Alliance for the Black Country, Wolverhampton Wanderers FC and Black Country Reinvestment Society (BCRS).

Paul Kalinauckas, Chief Executive of BCRS said, "It's time we started boasting about the Black Country if we want to realise our potential. We've got plenty to celebrate after winning Enterprise zone status for the i54 site and the announcement of the new Jaguar Landrover engine plant facility. Don't forget that at one time Bilston had the most wealth creating square mile in the world and the resurgence in the manufacturing sector bodes well for a private sector recovery .This event offers  the opportunity to boast about our successes and pose questions to a panel of successful business people over a hearty breakfast to kick start the day."

Places are £15 per person. To book please call Maxine Hobday on 0871 222 2220 option 5 or please visit http://www.wolves.co.uk/page/BlackCountryDinersClub for further information.