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This conference will examine the unique value that women
bring to creative businesses and how to inspire, engage and
retain them in greater numbers.
The day will include a jobs lounge, networking breakfast and
lunch, showcases and panels as well as a healthy dose of debate
and controversy.
Costs:
Women Based in Sussex: £30 (or £20 early booking price),
Students and Unemployed: £10 (or £5 early booking price). Normal
Cost: £40 (or £30 early booking price).
Please contact us for group bookings. Early booking discount
ends 31.01.07.
Contact details: 01273 692 888, Wired Sussex
For more information: Women In Media
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The Future is Female: Women In Media Conference
This conference will examine the unique value that women bring to creative businesses and how to inspire, engage and retain them in greater numbers. The day will include a jobs lounge, networking breakfast and lunch, showcases and panels as well as a healthy dose of debate and controversy.
Location
University of Sussex Conference Centre, Falmer Campus
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