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Professor Adrian Bell to present at the Financial Services Forum annual conference 2013

The Financial Services Forum annually invites a broad range of industry leaders, academics and researchers to share what the future holds for the financial services industry in B2B marketing. Presentations include: considered first-hand experiences from leading B2B practitioners, parallels between medieval and modern age finance, global perspectives of best practice B2B marketing and the political and regulatory challenges in this space.

Professor Adrian Bell has been invited to present at this year's annual conference held at BT group, London. More information can be found at this link.

Professor Adrian Bell

 Associate Pro-Vice-Chancellor Research (Prosperity and Resilience)
Professor Adrian Bell
Published 26 November 2013

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