Well Met Conferencing Celebrates a New Addition

Well Met Conferencing at Leeds Metropolitan University is delighted to showcase their newest recruit - Broadcasting Place. The new venue adds to Well Mets award-winning venue portfolio and, to celebrate the new addition, Well Met is offering conference organisers a special introductory rate of just £22.50 (DDR).

Broadcasting Place, which is a £54 million state of the art building, has already made its mark in the city after winning best 'New Building' at the Leeds Architecture Awards. The judges described the design as 'architecture with a capital A' and the most notable addition to the Leeds skyline in decades.

Broadcasting Place provides a unique venue for conference and event organisers and offers a contrasting urban and landscape design with wide open spaces around the buildings. Located in such a key location at the Centre's Civic Quarter Campus, the site is complete with conference facilities for up to 90 delegates including four breakout spaces and is also well-served by public transport and car parking facilities. Broadcasting Place is ideal for meetings, seminars, conferences and training.

Kate Pitcher, Business Development Manager for Well Met Conferencing said:
"Broadcasting Place is a great addition to our portfolio and we are thrilled that we can now offer the venue as an excellent location for conferences and events. We are offering delegates an extremely good introductory rate but as the venue is already proving popular it will only be for a limited period."

Well Met Conferencing manages a wide range of venues and spaces as well as providing experienced event management services for both internal and external clients.  Well Met's portfolio ranges from urban and parkland venues including the Rose Bowl, Carnegie Village, The Old School Board and the Gandhi Hall which collectively provide the perfect destination for conferences, meetings and exhibitions to product launches, dinners, filming, corporate away days and team building events