The IOR's Women in RACHP Network is holding two events to mark the International Women in Engineering Day on 23 June. 

The network will be recording its first podcast which will bring women working in the RACHP sector to discuss what they gain from being a member network and to share their experience of working in the sector. With panellists coming from technical and non-technical backgrounds, the podcast will showcase the diversity of career paths the industry has to offer.

Register here to join the podcast recording

The other event will take place in Glasgow where the IOR's Women in RACHP Network and IOR Scotland will host a free, fun and informal lunchtime meeting to give women working in RACHP the opportunity to meet others working in the sector. You can book your place here.

 

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