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Main conference: 24th – 25th November 2008Post-conference workshops: 26th November 2008Venue: The Ardoe House Hotel, Aberdeen

Reduce risk, maximise cost-efficiency and deliveroperational success in your HP/HT well projects

Interactive post-conference workshops: Wednesday 16th NovemberExplore your key HP/HT challenges in-depth and benchmark your HP/HT operationswith your industry peers. Take away the best strategies for your project's success:

Workshop A: Improve planning and operation for your HP/HT wells by usingdynamic tools

Workshop B: Calculate and compare the true cost of high-density completion and workover brines in HP/HT well constructions

Workshop C: Develop sustainable HP/HT well integrity for the future in your HP/HT projects

HP/HT Drilling EngineerShellSenior DrillingSuperintendent MaerskWell Test EngineerTotal E&P NorgeWell Evaluation andCompletions ManagerLukoil Saudi Arabia

Energy LtdSupervisor Drilling & Workover EngineeringSaudi AramcoBusiness DirectorGaia ConsultingUK Technical ServicesManager M-I SwacoGeneral Manager,Technical SalesVallourec GroupUpstream TechnologyManagerEnergy InstituteGlobal OperationsManagerNational Oilwell VarcoResearch DirectorSINTEF PetroleumResearchSenior ScientistSINTEF PetroleumResearchResearch ScientistSINTEF PetroleumResearchPrincipal ConsultantSPT GroupRegional OperationsManager Western Europe& Sub Saharan AfricaWeatherford DrillingServicesRegional Sales ManagerEurope & West AfricaEnventure GlobalTechnologyDirector of MarketingAt BalanceManager, DrillbenchConsultancy Services,SPT Group

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With HP/HT wells pushing new limits and viable HP/HT operations now inwells up to 500ºF and 25,000 PSI, your technologies and equipment need towithstand the most extreme HP/HT conditions. It’s imperative that you areup-to-date to maximise returns from your HP/HT projects by:

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● Ensuring cost-efficient and reliable selection of equipment and materials for each HP/HT project

● Extending the working life of materials and ensuringthat they are fit for purpose on a project-by-project basis● Reducing risk through identifying cost-effective and

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success through effectively planning your drilling andcompletion phases

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Dear Colleague,

Are you confide n t tha t you a re m in im is ing cos t a nd

m a xim is ing ope ra t iona l e fficie ncie s in your HP/ HT pro j e ct s?

The increasing demand f or new and plentif ul reserves met with the current pricing environment has prioritised the

exploration for new hydrocarbon sources within more extreme formation environments. This means that you are f aced

with even more high-risk and high-cost operations.

HP / H T wells are pushing new limits ; with viable HP / H T operations now in wells with temperatures up to 500º F and

pressures of up to 25,000 PSI. As a consequence, there is a huge demand f or new technologies and equipment

qualif ication capabilities that will withstand the most extreme HP / H T conditions.

With this in mind, it is imperative that you are up to date with the latest technological developments and understand

the most ef f icient strategies to optimise your HP / H T operations going f orward. The 4 th Annua l HP/ HT We lls Sum m it

presents a case-study led agenda that will deliver com pre hens ive ins igh t in t o som e of t he m os t a dva nced and

succes s fu l HP/ HT pro j e ct s w orldw ide .

Lea ding HP/ HT expe rt s de live r firs t -ha nd e xpe rie nce t ha t you ca n a pply to your ow n pro j e ct s to de live r

e xce pt iona l re su lt s :● Ensure tha t e qu ipm en t s e le cte d for e a ch pro j e ct is cos t -e fficie nt a nd re lia b le

● Ext end the w orking life of m a te r ia ls and ensure that they are fit for purpose on a pro je ct by pro ject basis

● I de nt ify cos t e ffe ct ive a nd t im e e fficie nt m e t hods to make sure that equipment and mate rials are tested

and qualif ied f or your HP / H T pro jects● Asse s s a nd lim it the cha lle nge s pre sen te d by HP/ HT pro je ct s

through the ef fective planning of drilling and completion phasesDon’t miss this f antastic opportunity to network with key HP / H T experts

and ta ke away the most up-to-date stra tegies f or success.

I look f orward to meeting you in November,

Lucy BrennanConf erence Director - HP / H T Wells 2008

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At Balance, based in Houston, Texas provides Automated Pressure Drilling* (APDservices for MPD applications. These services enable operators to drill with constabottom hole pressure, dynamically detect influx and losses, and safely relieve overpressure conditions in a closed circulation system. The At Balance APD servicesinclude the Dynamic Annular Pressure Control* (DAPC*) system which provides fast, accurate pressure

management with safety critical process control technology integrated with real-time hydraulics modeling.Presentation Title: Practical aspects of planning and preparation for Managed Pressure Drilling HP/HT welPresenter: Ian Johnston and Paul Fredericks, At Balance The potential of high temperature and high pressureservoirs is not without the potential of high cost and high risk. Managed Pressure Drilling offers a way tominimize those costs and risks but not without clearly communicated objectives and thorough preparation detailed planning to achieve them. This presentation will review and describe: •MPD value propositions fo• Automated pressure drilling equipment and rig compatibility issues • Training requirements for operator apersonnel • Pressure control procedures for HP/HT drilling • Multi-service planning and coordination. Manpressure drilling case history examples will be discussed as they relate to HP/HT planning and preparation

Enventure Global Technology, L.L.C. is in its 10th year of service and continues to bethe world's leading provider of solid expandable technology solutions for the energyindustry. The company has a global presence with operations in Europe, North Amer

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Weatherford International Ltd (WFT: NYSE)is the fourth-largest diversifiedupstream oilfield service company in the world. Our global network includes morethan 34,000 people, 730 service bases, 87 manufacturing facilities, and 13

Technology Centers in more than 100 countries. Our products and services span the lifecycle of a well, incldrilling, evaluation, completion, production and intervention. The Company’s range of production-enablingtechnologies include evaluation services, directional drilling services, controlled pressure drilling® (CPD®systems, cased hole completion systems, expandable technologies, intelligent completion technologies,production optimization systems and all major forms of artificial lift systems.Tel: +44 1224 241 600 Fax:+44 1224 241 601 Email: [email protected] Web: www.weatherford.com

Vallourec & Mannesmann Oil & Gas UK (VMOG UK)manufactures casing andtubing to the highest industry standards, for the world’s most progressive oilcompanies.Over the last year, VMOG UK has been facilitating the upsurge in HP-HT

tivity in the North Sea through a project-based approach to the most extreme exploration projects ever seen, withtensive qualification testing and dedicated manufacturing quality plans. The expertise gained through supplyingsing and tubing for Total’s Elgin-Franklin and Glenelg projects, and Shell’s Onyx and Aragorn projects (to name butfew) ensured that V&M has the extensive experience so vital to delivering success in HP-HT wells.In 2007, VMOGK has supplied all of the casing and tubing for the highest pressure well ever drilled in the North Sea, from the 138” production casing through to the 3 1/2” sour service work-string for the well test.Vallourec Mannesmann OilGas UK Office: + 44 (0) 1224 279354 Mobile: + 44 (0) 7767 276237 Fax + 44 (0) 1224 279341

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Integrated Drilling Solutions Today’s drilling industry requiresdiversity, quality and value.National Oilwell Varcoprovides

comprehensive drilling solutions that include technically advanced, field-proven equipment integrated intosystems that increase drilling efficiency, enhance Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) programs, andmaximize our customers’ life cycle economics. National Oilwell Varco's Continuous Circulation System (Cmaintains constant downhole pressure during connections. This system allows drilling fluid circulation (inccuttings movement) to be maintained while making connections during the drilling process. The CCS integinto a single system, the key operating functions currently provided by various drilling equipment, such as Roughnecks, Blow-Out Preventers (BOP's) and Snubbing Units.

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CONFERENCE DAY ONE: MONDAY 24TH NOVEMBER 2008

Coffee and registration

Chairman’s welcome

Offshore continuous circulation drilling: A case study inHP/HT application●

Understand the role of continuous circulation in offshore ManagedPressure Drilling operations● Assess the performance history of continuous circulation● Examine additional applications of continuous circulation for yourHP/HT projectsBen Summers, Global Operations Manager,NATIONAL OILWELL VARCO

Explore how formate brine was used as drill-in fluid forKhuff and pre-Khuff horizontal gas reservoir sections inSaudi ArabiaThis presentation describes the continued effort to significantly increasegas production rates from the ‘Unayzah, Jauf and Khuff reservoirs of central Saudi Arabia utilising and further improving non-damagingPotassium and Sodium Formate drill-in fluids in a challenging > 1500 psioverbalance and >12,500 ft TVD drilling environment● Explore how 13 additional reservoir sections have been drilled with

Potassium Formate Brines by Saudi Aramco since the initial resultsof the first three trial test results

● Examine how the Formate Brines were used to drill the horizontalproduction interval in a total of 16 gas wells in Hawiyah, Haradh,Uthmaniyah and Tinat fields; drilling fluid densities varied from 77PCF (10.3 ppg) to 105 PCF (14.0 ppg), depths ranged from 12,500ft TVD to 15,750 ft TVD, with BHST between 266° F to 324° F

● Identify the proven field benefits of formate drill-in fluids including;better fluid loss control, lubricity, lower pump pressures, control of drilling fluid properties and improved overall drilling performance.

Michael A. Simpson, S upervisor Drilling & Workover Engineering,SAUDI ARAMCO

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Examine the practical aspects of planning and preparation forManaged Pressure Drilling (MPD) in HP/HT wellsThe potential of high temperature and high pressure reservoirs isnot without the potential of high cost and high risk. ManagedPressure Drilling offers a way to minimise those costs and risks butnot without clearly communicated objectives and thoroughpreparation and detailed planning to achieve them.This presentation will enable you to optimise your MPD operationsthrough insight into:● MPD value propositions for HP/HT● Automated pressure drilling equipment and rig compatibility issues● Training requirements for operator and rig personnel● Pressure control procedures for HP/HT drilling● Multi-service planning and coordination● Managed pressure drilling case history examples will be discussedas they relate to HP/HT planning and preparationPaul Fredericks, Director of Marketing, AT BALANCEImprove your HP/HT operational excellence by gaininginsight into the Energy Institute’s model code of safe practicein the petroleum industryThis is your opportunity to find out how you can benefit from applyingthe Energy Institute’s code of safe practice to your projects byunderstanding the recommended practices, specifications and standardsto follow when carrying out your HP/HT operations. You will:● Examine the first section of the Energy Institutes code of practice

entitled “Well control during the drilling and testing of HighPressure, High Temperature offshore wells”

● Explore the key areas it covers including: HP/HT wells safetymanagement, well planning, field policies and procedures,responsibilities and administration, equipment standards,inspection and testing and well testing

● Gain insight into the next steps including codes of practice forplanning and well interventions

Facilitated by:Keith Hart, Upstream Technology Manager, ENERGY INSTITUTEBruce McEwan, HP/HT Drilling Engineer, SHELL

Lunch and networking break

Successfully carry out real-time casing annulus pressuremonitoring in a subsea HP/HT exploration wellTotal E&P Norge recently drilled an HP/HT subsea exploration well on theNorwegian Continental Shelf (875 bar, 180 °C). Through case studyanalysis, you will understand how, due to the HP/HT conditions, casingand tubing designs were subject to rigorous stress analysis:● Understand why Total E&P Norge decided to run acoustic wireless

pressure and temperature gauges in the B and C annuli to monitorannulus conditions in real-time in order to keep within well designenvelope during well tests

● Examine how in a subsea well, it is technically challenging to monitorcasing annulus pressure and to manage excessive Annulus PressureBuild-up (APB) due to thermally induced annular fluid expansion duringwell production

● Explore how in deepwater HP/HT fields, the subsea completion requireslong term and reliable pressure management solutions in thecasing annuli

● Explore in detail how the primary mitigation was the selection of a wellarchitecture with a top of cement deeper than the previous casing shoe

to allow any pressure build up to leak off into the formationNeil Sultan, Well Test Engineer, TOTAL E&P NORGE

Review of planning and execution of Logging While Drilling(LWD) in a HT well● Examine the planning, review and operating phases of a successful

LWD deployment in a well at 180°C● Determine the equipment levels required for your project● Carry out effective fitness testing prior to deployment● Examine compatibility testing and other solutions for extreme

cases based on a live case studyGrant Affleck, Regional Operations Manager Western Europe & SubSaharan Africa, WEATHERFORD DRILLING SERVICESCoffee and networking breakUnderstand and identify the most effective methods toachieve optimal Proppant Stimulation in your HP/HT Wells● Identify a suitable Proppant Stimulation Design Criteria● Examine in detail the challenges related to Proppant Stimulation

for HP/HT wells● Hear case study examples of Proppant Stimulation from Lukoil

Saudi Arabia Energy● Determine the optimal methods to optimise Proppant Stimulation

for HP/HT wellsRaid Bu-Khamseen, Well Evaluation and Completions Manager,LUKOIL SAUDI ARABIA ENERGY LTD

INTERACTIVE DISCUSSIONEffectively manage the skills shortage: Recruit and retainHP/HT talent and structure effective training programsIn this interactive discussion session, the delegation will break out

into groups to brainstorm the key challenges that industry iscurrently facing with the talent shortage. Benchmark with yourpeers to take away strategies to take back to the office:● How can you close the gap created by the shortage of experienced

personnel who have the skills required for HP/HT projects?● What is the most effective way to structure the development of

personnel and enable staff to learn to adapt totechnology/equipment innovations

● Why is retaining knowledge crucial or successful HP/HTproject delivery?

● How can you overcome resource constraints?● What is the best strategy for capturing and leveraging existing

knowledge for future projects?FACILITATED BY YOUR CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN

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Gala Dinner:Brand new for 2008 - Exclusive networking gala dinner:Make the most of your time at the conference and take advantage of anevening of valuable networking to establish important connections, learn fromfellow peers and socialise with leading industry operators

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CONFERENCE DAY TWO: TUESDAY 25TH NOVEMBER 2008

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Identify and assess HP/HT challenges in Solid Expandable

Tubular (SET) Technology● Examine technological advancements in expandable solutions● A case history: North Sea operator implementation of expandable

technology to isolate high pressure zones● Address challenging wells using high performance expandable

technologyTony Furniss, R egional Sales Manager Europe & West Africa,ENVENTURE GLOBAL TECHNOLOGY


Understand the importance of advanced dynamic EquivalentCirculating Density (ECD) and Well Control Models inHP/HT operations●

Hear detailed evaluation of advanced dynamic effects on ECD andwellbore temperature required for narrow margin wells● Ensure that acceptable kick tolerance can be maintained during theoperation● Understand how simulations are a key tool for preparations anddecision support in challenging operationsInge Mosti, Principal consultant, SPT GROUP

INTERACTIVE PANEL DISCUSSIONHow can you acquire maximum efficiency when runningcompletions equipment?● How can you identify the weaknesses commonly encountered

when running completions equipment?● What is the best way to select materials best suited to your

design?● How can you effectively prepare the special precautions that you

should take when running completions in HP/HT?● How can you plan in advance for potential operational problems?Facilitated by Poul Andersson, Senior Drilling Superintendent,MAERSKand speakers from day two

Lunch and networking break

Engineer, qualify and manufacture bespoke casing and tubingdesigns for the most extreme HP/HT projects in the North Seato ensure a perfect fit● Select and qualify the most appropriate materials and connections● Specify manufacturing criteria for HP/HT casing and tubing● Minimise risks during offshore runningChris Langrill, General Manager, Technical Sales, VALLOUREC GROUP

Combat corrosion in your HP/HT projects through a casestudy of scaling risksHP/HT wells often experience substantial water evaporation whichleads to an increased scaling risk. Indication of scale risk/ scaleformation may not always be easily deducted from analysis of produced water.● Assess the implications of the design of your production system

on scaling risk● What is the implication of well operation on scaling risk?● Examine how the reservoir HC-rate determines the scaling

problemDr. Tore Larsen, Research Scientist, SINTEF PETROLEUMRESEARCH

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Benefit from recent field experience with oil-based mudsfor drilling deviated HT/HP wells● Understand the design requirements for HT/HP oil-based muds● Examine viscosity specifications and barite sag● Optimise the selection of weight materials through the

application of micronisedbarite technology● Learn from case histories from the UK and NorwayMike Hodder, UK Technical Services Manager, M-I SWACO

INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION SESSIONKEY CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE FUTURE:Identifying the technology gaps: classification, designmethodologies, and technical challenges in ultradeepHP/HT CompletionsAs operators’ limits are being pushed further to 20,000 to30,000 psi and 400 to 500°F, the technology gaps associatedwith this new HP/HT frontier are not limited to completionequipment. In this interactive session you will discuss the keytechnology gaps in the following areas:1) Testing facilities2) Seals3) Polymers and metallurgyFACILITATED BY YOUR CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN

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nteractive Workshop A: 08:30- 11:30Improve planning and operation for your HP/HT wells by using dynamic toolsThis hands-on workshop will explore in detail the benefits that you can get from applying advanced dynamic tools in both the design and operational follow-upof challenging HP/HT wells.n this interactive session, you will examine key methods to improve the planning and operations for even your most challenging HP/HT wells.

Through presentations and group exercises you will have a chance to discuss key HP/HT operational challenges with your peers and explore how dynamic toolscan save you time and money when carrying out your HP/HT operations.n particular, you will:Explore the modeling of Equivalent Circulating Density (ECD) and Equivalent Static Density (ESD) and the impact of changesin operational conditionsIdentify effects such as surge, swab and gellingExamine thermal effects in the well and the impact on your operationsUnderstand why finding the kick tolerance is an important part of the well designExplore the benefits of kick tolerance modeling

Meet your expert workshop facilitator:Anne Sofie H. Flatebø, Manager, DRILLBENCH CONSULTANCY SERVICES, SPT GROUPAnne Sofie Flatebø holds a masters degree in chemical engineering from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. She is Manageror Drillbench consultancy services in SPT Group, performing studies in dynamic modeling within flow assurance, dynamic well control and

dynamic hydraulics and temperature effects.

nteractive Workshop C: 15:00- 18:00Develop sustainable HP/HT well integrity for the future in your HP/HT projectsSenior Scientist Preben Randhol and Research Director Inge Manfred Carlsen from SINTEF Petroleum Research will guide you through this interactive workshopusing case study examples.During the in-depth discussion session, you will have the opportunity to exchange your experience and share your ideas:

Explore the status of sustainable well integrity and lessons learnedUnderstand the major issues and challenges with HP/HT well integrityGet to grips with prediction and monitoring issuesCarry out effective well integrity managementGain insight into which remediation possibilities existDetermine possible well design improvements for future wells

Meet your expert workshop facilitators:Preben Randhol, Senior Scientist, SINTEF PETROLEUM RESEARCHDr. Preben has 12 years of experience conducting international R&D projects for the petroleum industry. He has workedclosely with the industry on mineral deposition and well technology projects. Current position is Senior Scientist at ProductionTechnology. Recent experience is on projects for improved well integrity on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.nge Manfred Carlsen, Research Director, SINTEF PETROLEUM RESEARCHnge has over 30 years international experience as an engineer and research manager in the petroleum industry. Main fields

of interest is related to advanced well construction including studies on well integrity. Current position is as a ResearchDirector for Production Technology at SINTEF Petroleum Research.

nteractive Workshop B: 11:45- 14:45Calculate and compare the true cost of high-density completion and workover brines inHP/HT well constructionsThe true cost of a high-density completion and workover brine is more than just its purchase or rental price. Fluid handling, transport, waste disposal and HSE riskall add to the final bill paid by you. In order to make an informed brine purchasing decision the HSE risk posed by the brines must be systematically quantified andncluded in the overall cost equation.

This interactive session will present a methodology for comparing the overall cost and HSE risk of HP/HT completion brines. The methodology allows you tocompare brines with different pricing models (e.g. direct purchase versus rental) and calculate the overall cost associated with using the fluid. Supported byBrineWise™, an easy to use Excel tool, the method is systematic and comprehensive yet fast and easy to use.BrineWise™ allows you to visualise the impact that using high-density brine has across the board on the economics of a HP/HT well construction project.With no simulations and no statistics, the tool gives a clear and unbiased overview of the true costs of using high-density brine systems.nput and calculations cover the following areas:

1. The cost of brines with different pricing models2. Brine transport risk and costs3. The cost of using the brines including:

a. Sub-optimal rig time, such as flow-back time for well testingb. Waste volumes and disposal costs, including contaminated produced waterc. Handover to production and clean upd. Normal operations-related HSE costs

4. The cost of HSE risk potential and potential for incident-related legal costs and liabilitiesUnderstand how the ability of BrineWise ™ to calculate and present all brine-related costs makes it a powerful tool for supporting informed brine-purchasing decisions. In theworkshop you can try the BrineWise ™ tool and even use your own input data to discover the true cost of using heavy completion and workover brines.Meet your expert workshop facilitator:Ylva Gilbert, BSc (Biochem), MSc (Resource management) is the HSSE Business Director of GAIA CONSULTING OY . Previously basen the UK as a consultant to the North O&G sector with a focus on chemicals, Gilbert joined Gaia in 2004. Recent work includes developing the

National Strategy for Transport of Dangerous Goods (Finland), evaluating the national approach to Safety Assessment Reports under the SevesoDirective as well as several practical and pragmatic tools to the oilfield and chemical industry. With a background in both science andmanagement, Gilbert combines in depth substance knowledge with a broad experience in working with the drilling community to meet bothcomplex regulatory demands and find practical, cost efficient solutions to chemical management.

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PAYMENT is due in full upon completion andreturn of the registration form. Due to limitedconference space we advise early registrationand payment by credit card to avoiddisappointment. Your registration will not beconfirmed until payment is received. Admission tothe conference will be refused if payment has notbeen received. Payment of invoices by meansother than credit card, or purchase order (UK Plcand Government bodies only) will be subject to a£49 (plus VAT) processing fee.CANCELLATION AND SUBSTITUTION POLICY

Provided the fee has been paid in full,substitutions at no extra charge can be made upto 7 business days before the start of theconference. Cancellations must be received inwriting or by fax to +44 (0)20 7368 9301,

more than 7 days before the conference is to beheld in order to obtain a full credit for any futureconference. Cancellations received 7 days or less(including the seventh day) prior to theconference will not be credited. In the event thatIQPC cancels an event payments received at thecancellation date will be credited towardsattendance at a future conference, or in the eventof postponement by IQPC, a rescheduled date.Credit notes remain valid for twelve months.IQPC reserves the right to postpone or cancel anevent, to change the location of an event or toalter the advertised speakers for an event. IQPCis not responsible for any loss or damage as aresult of substitution, alteration, postponement,or cancellation of an event due to causes beyondits control including without limitation, acts of

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VENUE & ACCOMMODATION:

VENUE: The Ardoe House Hotel, South Deeside Road,Blair, Aberdeen, AB12 5YP Tel: +44 (0) 1224 867355ACCOMMODATION: Hotel accommodation and travel

costs are not included in the registration fee.A limited number of reduced rate rooms are availableat the Ardoe House Hotel, Aberdeen.Telephone +44 (0) 1224 860600 ore-mail: [email protected] quote booking reference IQPC. Prices from£115.00 inc. VAT & breakfast for single occupancy.

Two-Day Conference: 24th and 25th November 2008Post-conference workshops: 26th November 2008

The Ardoe House Hotel, Aberdeen

Team DiscountsIQPC recognises the value of learning in teams. Groupsof 3 or more booking at the same time from the samecompany receive a 10% discount. 5 or more receive a15% discount. 7 receive a 20% discount. Only onediscount available per person.

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Packages:

Package 1: Conferenceplus 3 workshops and

Gala Dinner

Package 2: Conferenceplus 2 workshops * and

Gala Dinner

Package 3: Conferenceplus 1 workshop * and

Gala Dinner

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Early VIP Discount ** if you book andpay by Friday 26th September 2008

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