New speakers confirmed for the Talent Management conference 2013

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women managersSymposium Events has announced new speakers for the Talent Management and Leadership Development Summit taking place on Tuesday 22nd October 2013 in London.

Confirmed speakers:

  •  Adrian Davies, Secretary General and Nicola Athorn, Head of HR Strategy, Organisation and Projects, Bentley Motors.

If you want to review and reinvigorate your talent management and leadership development strategies, book your place now by the 10th August to receive 50% discount on the full conference price.  To redeem the offer enter the code HR160EB in shopping cart when requested on our website www.symposium-events.com.

 

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