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New sponsor confirmed for Graduate Recruitment and Development Forum 2014

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gradhat200It has just been announced that Saville Consulting will be sponsoring the Graduate Recruitment and Development Forum taking place on 27th February 2014 in London.

To find out more about this event click here: www.symposium-events.com and book your early bird ticket now and receive 75% discount on the full conference price, use the code: HR164EB when booking.

 

 

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