Get ready to party at the one of the biggest industry events
Are you ready to ‘Have the Time of Your Life ‘at the best party of the year? The biggest event in the electrical industry’s calendar – powerBall 2018 is set to take you by surprise with world-class entertainment throughout the night. Book your table today and get ready to have a night to remember.
On the night of this must-attend industry event, you will have a chance to witness one of the biggest sensations of all time – the Dirty Dancing show choreographed by Nikki Trow and sing along to hits including ‘Overload’ and ‘Where Are You Tonight?’.
During the night you will get a chance to participate in the Heads and Tails game, test your luck at the new Cash Cube game, create new connections in the Networking Lounge and enjoy a luxurious five-star wining and dining experience.
powerBall 2018 tickets are selling fast - don’t miss out on the opportunity to attend this annual party and network with key decision makers within the industry. Companies who have already shown their support for powerBall 2018 include Schneider Electric, CEF, Rexel, Aico, Kidde Safety, Heatrae Sadia, Mardix Group, UK Power Networks, Kier Utilities, Edmundson Electrical, Electrical Contracting News (ECN), Dimplex, ZG Lighting (UK), Grafton Group PLC, Hager, Lutron EA and many others.
powerBall 2018 is being run by The Electrical Industries Trading Company Limited which is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Electrical Industries Charity.
The Electrical Industries Charity is the national charity for the electrical, electronics and energy industries. It aims to look after people from these industries whenever they or their families need help with life’s challenges.
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