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Technical
14 March
Bitzer UK, Milton Keynes
The IOR Women in RACHP Networking Breakfast is back providing a platform for current professionals working in the industry wishing to further their careers.
The event will include guest speakers who can share their expertise and personal experience on how to carve out a successful career in the RACHP sector and education professionals explaining what they need from industry to help increase interest in engineering as a career choice. The network will also look at industry initiatives which are successfully engaging with young people and promoting our fantastic industry to the next generation.
For a full list of activities and guest speakers, and to book, visit https://ior.org.uk/events
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