Bringing the world in Liverpool: Nigeria
12:00pm - 1:00pm /
Monday 15th June 2020
Type: Networking Event /
Category: Department
- Cornelia Nelson, Employability Officer
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We have joined forces with the Alumni Relations team and our graduates, to bring you a new series with the aim to connect you to graduates living and working in different parts of the world.
The purpose of this new event series is to offer students and alumni the opportunity to hear from a variety of graduates, from different professional backgrounds in different parts of the world. The series aims to inspire students about the different career paths available, as well as offer an insight into living and working in different countries.
Speaker Biographies:
Faith Osiobe, (MSc Global Human Resource Management 2011).
Faith established the hugely popular Nigerian alumni network in 2011 which has had a thriving membership with regular events ever since. Faith has worked in HR in Nigeria and Doha and also designs her own fashion wear.
Joy Thomas – Duncan (MBA 2010).
Joy is currently Executive Director at Omni-Blu Aviation Limited and founding partner at Jebda Law Associates. Joy enjoys helping new businesses start-up their entrepreneurial dreams. She has successfully pioneered 4 start-ups in the last 5 years, and has been engaged in consulting for Soft skills training, Business Process Improvements, Strategic HR and Change Management
Book you place for the upcoming talks and discover more stories from around the world:
15 June 2020 "Bringing the World to Liverpool: UK" https://bit.ly/3f1chiP
17 June 2020: "Bringing the world to Liverpool: Europe" https://bit.ly/3gUqVda
18 June 2020: "Bringing the world to Liverpool: Canada, USA" https://bit.ly/2UaeGzp
19 June 2020: "Bringing the world to Liverpool: UK" https://bit.ly/2A0qaib
The purpose of this new event series is to offer students and alumni the opportunity to hear from a variety of graduates, from different professional backgrounds in different parts of the world. The series aims to inspire students about the different career paths available, as well as offer an insight into living and working in different countries.
Speaker Biographies:
Faith Osiobe, (MSc Global Human Resource Management 2011).
Faith established the hugely popular Nigerian alumni network in 2011 which has had a thriving membership with regular events ever since. Faith has worked in HR in Nigeria and Doha and also designs her own fashion wear.
Joy Thomas – Duncan (MBA 2010).
Joy is currently Executive Director at Omni-Blu Aviation Limited and founding partner at Jebda Law Associates. Joy enjoys helping new businesses start-up their entrepreneurial dreams. She has successfully pioneered 4 start-ups in the last 5 years, and has been engaged in consulting for Soft skills training, Business Process Improvements, Strategic HR and Change Management
Book you place for the upcoming talks and discover more stories from around the world:
15 June 2020 "Bringing the World to Liverpool: UK" https://bit.ly/3f1chiP
17 June 2020: "Bringing the world to Liverpool: Europe" https://bit.ly/3gUqVda
18 June 2020: "Bringing the world to Liverpool: Canada, USA" https://bit.ly/2UaeGzp
19 June 2020: "Bringing the world to Liverpool: UK" https://bit.ly/2A0qaib