ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Millar McCall Wylie is proud to represent some of Northern Ireland's best-known names in hospitality, providing legal advice at every stage of a business' lifecycle.
In the first of a series of conversations with key people from the sector, we were delighted to sit 'at the table' with Chris McClurg and Alice Stewart of the fabulous Regency House in Belfast.
MMW Director Chris Phillips speaks to Alice and Chris about their journeys into hospitality and the path that ultimately led to their takeover of this stunning venue.
English
United Kingdom
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