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David MacLeod at Employee Engagement Summit

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David-Macleaod---100x100David MacLeod and Nita Clarke to give keynote presentations at Employee Engagement Summit 2013

David MacLeod the co-chair of the Employee Engagement Taskforce and co-author of the MacLeod Report on Employee Engagement and Nita Clarke the vice chair of the MacLeod Review, co chair of the Employee Engagement Task Force and director of the IPA will be giving the keynote presentation at Symposium Events Employee Engagement conference on the 16th April.

The session will discuss the latest update in the ‘Engage for Success’ movement. David and Nita will also how examine how employee engagement can help the UK out of recession.

More information on the event can be found here.

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