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Raise your Brand Profile Amongst the Next Generation of Finance Leaders

Do you operate in the Financial Services industry?

ICMA Centre and Henley Business School, University of Reading are hosting a unique event to meet and chat with its Bachelors, Masters and MBA students at the Centre on 15th October 2009.

The students are all reading Finance-related subjects, from Investment Banking to Real Estate Management; Accountancy to Economics; from all over the world and have a wide variety of work and life experiences.

The aim of this free event is to facilitate networking and information sharing between Finance organisations and current students. Whilst we would be happy for you to promote career opportunities, we dont just see this as a recruitment fair, this is an opportunity to meet your future customers, suppliers and colleagues first.

This is an exclusive event, with only a limited number of organisations attending - for more information, and to book a place, email Graham Philpott via g.philpott@icmacentre.ac.uk or call 0118 948 4267

Details

Date: 15th October 2009

Time: 12.30pm to 2.30pm

Venue: ICMA Centre, Whiteknights Campus, University of Reading

Published 10 September 2009

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