Re-imagining Future Talent in the Workplace

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Online, Wednesday 20th January

Our line-up of expert speakers will include Jim Gavin, 6-time All-Ireland winning former Dublin Men's Senior Football Manager and Assistant Director with the Irish Aviation Authority, Professor David Collings, Director of DCU's Leadership and Talent Institute and Priscilla O'Regan, Head of Communications at BT Ireland together with DCU Access students.

This event will be of interest to companies that are committed to diversifying and maintaining their talent pipelines, and those who wish to learn more about DCU's award-winning Access to the Workplace Programme, which offers high quality work placements for students from socio-economically disadvantaged backgrounds.


Date:
Wednesday 20th January
Time:
12.15pm
Price:
Free

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