The UK’s Excel London venue is to launch its new CentrEd at Excel, training and meeting facility, on 1 January 2016. The new facility will be linked to the main Excel venue and offer bespoke solutions to fit specific requirements. The space, which represents a £1.5m (US$2.26m) investment, will offer panoramic waterside views across London. Executive director at Excel London James Rees, said continued investment in London’s transport infrastructure, meant that Excel now “represents a destination that’s easy for people to reach and do business in”. Rees said the idea was to provide a new space that is not only easily accessible but conducive to learning, with access to green spaces and fresh air, alongside the waterside setting of Royal Victoria Dock. “We are very excited about the launch of CentrEd at ExCeL which we believe will provide all the right ingredients to deliver a complete meeting experience,” Rees added. CentrEd at Excel will include 29 training rooms for between 20 and 400 delegates and a private entrance and dedicated reception. In addition the facility will include free Wi-Fi and access to a variety of after-hours options such as teambuilding and BBQs on the dock.
Excel London ready for New Year opening of £1.5m riverside training facility
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