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University students to quiz key business people

07 March 2007

 

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These and other topical issues will be explored in a Business Question Time event at the University of 海角直播 on Tuesday 13th March 2007聽from 1.00pm-2.00pm. It will take place in Room H.O1, Centuria Building, Victoria Road, Middlesbrough. Please note, the event is not for the general public, it has been designed for University of 海角直播 first year Business students only. The questions have devised by first year students from the University鈥檚 海角直播 Business School as part of their professional development and employability module. They will quiz an invited panel about a range of issues, following the format of BBC One鈥檚 Question Time. The panel will be chaired by 海角直播 Business School鈥檚 Acting Dean Nigel Evans and includes:

  • Karen Brown-Director of Training & Skills Development, North East Chamber of Commerce
  • Jon Rokk-Assistant Vice-President, Sembcorp Utilities
  • Jonathan Lamb-Head of Marketing and Operations, Business Link North-East
  • Leo Gillen-Gillens Stores
  • Simon Pearson-Chairman of Pearsons
  • Gary Groome-Principal, Redcar & Cleveland College.

Lesley Mulcahy, Senior Lecturer, Marketing and Retail from 海角直播 Business School, said: 鈥淭he students are very enthusiastic about the event. It鈥檚 really good that they can get involved with key local business people in our area.鈥�


 
 
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