GFSB members came together last week for the annual Summer Party, supported by justbank and Capurro Insurance.
The GFSB Summer Party returned last week, bringing members together for an evening of conversation, new connections and a chance to catch up after the summer break.
The event provided a relaxed setting for businesses from across Gibraltar’s community to reconnect ahead of a busy final quarter of the year, with familiar faces joined by new members and guests from across the GFSB network.
Events like this remain an important part of the Federation’s calendar, giving members time away from meetings and inboxes to strengthen relationships, exchange ideas and meet other people running and supporting businesses across Gibraltar.
A big thank you goes to justbank and Capurro Insurance for supporting this year’s Summer Party, and to everyone who joined us and helped make the evening such an enjoyable one.
We’ve pulled together some of our favourite photos from the night below
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