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Networks @ Wales - People Power

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If you employ or are thinking of employing people to help run your business, this event will provide useful advice and information to help you get the most out of them and understand their needs.

Networks @ Wales - People Power: Managing Your Best Asset

If you employ or are thinking of employing people to help run your business, this event will provide useful advice and information to help you get the most out of them and understand their needs.

Date: Tuesday 5th April 2005
Time: 6.30pm for 7pm start
Venue: The Point, cardiff Bay, CF10 6EB
Price: Entry to this event is free

Bookings & Details:
For enquiries or to book for this event call Dawn Lyle at iCreate Ltd on 01792 410 133 or register online.

About Networks @ Wales:

Net.Works @Wales is a vibrant monthly event bringing together digital media entrepreneurs, businesses and key industry leaders to meet, network and discuss topics vital to the growth of the digital media sector.

Designed to add value to anyone working within the industry, each month experts will present their views, roles and experience in shaping this thriving industry and engage in debate giving the audience an opportunity to have a say. www.networksatwales.com

Location

The Point, Cardiff Bay, CF10 6EB