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Symposium’s Early Talent Forum 2019 to run next week

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Symposium's 2019 Early Talent Forum will be held on the 16th May at the Hilton Hotel, Canary Wharf

Symposium’s 2019 Early Talent Forum will be held on the 16th May at the Hilton Hotel, Canary Wharf.

Now in its fourth year, Symposium’s Early Talent Forum has quickly become recognised as an industry leading conference for in-house Early Talent professionals. The summit will provide a platform to learn about and discuss the latest trends, best practices and innovative solutions to attract, develop and retain emerging talent in highly competitive markets. This year’s conference will be held on the 16th May 2019 at the Hilton Hotel, Canary Wharf.

Chaired by Jenifer Cameron (CEO at Action4Youth), and featuring talks from SpecsaversDebutShoosmithsJ.P. MorganIBMEducation and Skills Funding Agency, the Civil ServiceEducation and EmployersVirgin Atlantic and more, the summit is the must attend conference dedicated to uncovering both the strategic and practical elements needed to develop and deliver; early engagement, internship, work experience, apprenticeship and graduate programmes that align to organisational talent agendas.

 

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Attending this summit will enable you to:
  • Gain insights from best practice case studies from a range of industries.
  • Take away practical tools and strategies to develop robust early careers programmes that align to your overall talent agenda.
  • Attend smaller breakout sessions on the topics that really interest you; Network and share best practice insights with industry peers; Hear from leading industry experts about the changes that will affect the development of early talent within your organisations; and more!
Exclusive offer on tickets for HRreview readers

As media partners for this event, we have managed to secure a limited number of reduced rate tickets for the Early Talent Forum 2019.

When booking a Standard Rate ticket, use code TALENTHRR to secure your pass for just £99+VAT (usually £499+VAT).

This a very limited offer and tickets will sell out fast – click here to book now.

Please note that this offer cannot be used to refund an existing booking, or for alternative events. Symposium Events reserves the right to refuse bookings.

 

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