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Save the date – Employee Engagement Summit 2014

By Pamela Flores

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Engagement-IconIf you missed the Employee Engagement Summit 2013 earlier this month, don’t panic! Symposium Events has announced the new date for next year’s Employee Engagement Summit, which will be taking place on Thursday 3rd April 2014.

More information will be available soon, so stay tuned!

PS: Book now to save 75% with the super early bird discount! Call 02 072 315 100 and quote “HR166EB” to receive your discount!

 

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