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Vicky Pryce headlines ISE Student Recruitment Showcase 2018
The Institute of Student Employers (ISE) has announced the line-up for its annual Student Recruitment Showcase event.
Vicky Pryce, Chief Economic Advisor at the Centre for Economics and Business Research and former joint head of the Government Economic Service, will headline the conference.
The leading economist will offer insight into the main challenges facing the UK economy beyond Brexit and the potential impact on higher education and workforce planning.
Other keynote speakers include Dr Charlie Ball, Head of Higher Education Intelligence at Prospects, who will deliver a trends update with ISE Analyst Samuel Gordon. The session is intended to show how data can be used to better inform recruitment strategies.
Dr Bob Gilworth, Director of The Careers Group at the University of London, and ISE Chief Executive, Stephen Isherwood, will share their insights on the graduate market from both a university and employer perspective.
Taking place on 16 January 2018 in London, the ISE Student Recruitment Showcase combines a vibrant exhibition with informative and entertaining conference sessions.
Stephen Isherwood, Chief Executive at the ISE said: “This is a unique event that brings together employers, universities and suppliers who are passionate about entry-level recruitment. It’s the perfect opportunity to engage effectively with peers, to exchange ideas and get up to speed on what you can expect for 2018.”
To book a place or exhibit at the ISE Student Recruitment Showcase visit ise.org.uk
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Institute of Student Employers .
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