EIP host Women in IP Network Event

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07 March 2017
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EIP’s office in Bath will be hosting the Women in IP breakfast webinar, “How to be a Workplace Ally”, on Thursday 23 March from 8:30am.

This is a nationwide event on gender inclusivity and is open to all. It is being hosted in many locations including Bristol, London, Manchester and Glasgow, and is being led by Andrea Brewster, former president of CIPA , and Lesley Evans, of Haseltine Lake.

To register for this webinar and networking breakfast, click here.

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