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Recipe for success
Training consortium Performance Development Group (PDG) is presenting the region's first combined networking and Kashmir cookery demonstration event in July.
The lunchtime celebration of business success and the finest Kashmiri cuisine will be held at the Grattan Stadium, Odsal on Friday 11 July.
"Visitors will not only hear the fascinating story behind the Aagrah's rise to one of the best known and loved restaurants in the UK while eating a lunch prepared by their award winning Executive chef and Group Managing Director, Mohammed Aslam - but they will also see a live demonstration of how to prepare and serve some of the dishes that have seen the restaurant's meteoric rise to success," explains Michael Barker, PDG's director and founder.
"This is the third networking event to be hosted by PDG in association with the Bradford Bulls at the Grattan Stadium and our aim is to vary speakers and the format to keep the events fresh and genuinely inspiring.
"Numbers have exceeded 180 for our first two breakfast events and with such an incredible line up for our first lunchtime event we are expecting at least 100 businesses to attend in July."
The Aagrah's story began over 30 years ago when founder Mohammed Sabir opened his Shipley restaurant in 1977 with the aim of presenting first class, authentic Kashmiri cuisine.
The Aagrah Group has since expanded and now has 11 restaurants and an Outdoor Event Catering Unit in its chain and is known for its family managed, award winning standards and for attracting visitors from beyond the boundaries of West Yorkshire.
Mohammed Aslam added: "This is the first time our restaurant group has partnered with a training consortium to deliver a high profile business networking event.
Established in Bradford we have seen, experienced and lived the West Yorkshire work ethic which is firmly behind our success.
"We are truly looking forward to sharing some of our recipes and business stories with other Yorkshire businesses. Our belief is to share experiences, support networks and to prosper and we are delighted to have our first opportunity to do so with PDG."
To reserve a place please contact Michael Barker on michael@performancedg.com
3:55pm Monday 30th June 2008
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