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Local businesses from across Bristol are invited to join The Padel Team for a free Corporate League Networking Event on Thursday 11th June, bringing together professionals from a range of industries for an afternoon of networking, social sport and community.
Local businesses from across Bristol are invited to join The Padel Team for a free Corporate League Networking Event on Thursday 11th June, bringing together professionals from a range of industries for an afternoon of networking, social sport and community.
The event marks the conclusion of The Padel Team's first Corporate League, delivered in partnership with Morgan Lovell and supporting the Bristol Foundation. Over recent months, the league has brought businesses together through friendly competition, helping professionals build relationships both on and off the court.
To celebrate the success of the league, The Padel Team is opening its doors to businesses across Bristol, offering a chance for those who were not involved in the league to meet local professionals, experience padel and connect with the wider business community.
The event is completely free to attend and welcomes all experience levels. Whether you're a regular padel player or have never picked up a racket before, the social format has been designed to be accessible and enjoyable for everyone.
Attendees can expect:
• Social padel with mixed and rotating partners
• Networking with professionals from businesses across Bristol
• Food and drinks throughout the afternoon
• Live DJ
• Corporate League prize giving and awards
Padel has quickly become one of the fastest-growing sports in the UK, with businesses increasingly using it as a way to bring teams together, strengthen client relationships and create meaningful connections outside of traditional networking environments.
The event will take place on Thursday 11th June from 3pm to 5pm, with arrivals from 2:30pm.
Businesses are welcome to attend individually or bring colleagues along.
To register your place, please email events@thepadelteam.net.
Spaces are limited and early registration is recommended.
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