jobs.ac.uk is delighted to announce our next HE Recruitment conference. It will take place on Thursday 22nd of April at IET Birmingham: Austin Court.
HE Recruitment is tailored to HR and recruitment professionals in universities and HE providers within the HE, Public and Commercial sectors, to provide a distinctive platform to network and learn.
jobs.ac.uk continue to focus on helping university-based recruitment professionals find and retain talent in a competitive market, offering this specialised conference for delegates to share, learn, network and gain insights into trending topics within Higher Education.
We aim to address trending sector topics, share new ideas and provide inspiration for your institution’s next recruitment strategy. Delegates will have an opportunity to attend guest speaker presentations, and network with peers, while our dedicated team will be on hand to provide assistance, ensuring you can make the most of your day.
Read on for a preview of what you can expect to hear about this year’s conference, so far:
Ad Davies, former Head of Talent Development at Gymshark, will explore how perspective drives performance, connecting empathy with execution, resilience with results, and leadership with a scalable culture.
Andrew Willis, Head of Global Talent Acquisition Volume at TUI, will provide international recruitment strategies that support sustainable growth and future workforce needs.
Senior Amazon personnel Cath Possamai, Talent Acquisition Director, and Grant Hall, Recruitment Manager, will discuss building high-performing teams and driving data-informed talent strategies at scale.
Jess Pringle, Assistant Director of Organisational Development at Manchester Metropolitan University, will join our speakers on a panel talk to answer your questions on a range of topics in higher education.
Luther Burrell, former England national rugby team player turned motivational speaker, will deliver a talk that builds the bridge between elite locker room standards and boardroom execution.
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