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Hay Group to sponsor the Knowledge Share Networking Wine and Workshop at the Talent Management Conference 2013

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workHay Group will now be sponsoring the  Knowledge Share Networking Wine and Workshop at Talent Management and Leadership Development Summit 2013 on the 22nd October 2013 in London.

If you are interested in networking with your peers while enjoying a free drink, please visit our website www.symposium-events.com  to book your place with the early bird discount!

Click here to find more information about the event.

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