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Learning LIVE 2021 – Call for Papers

Posted by Fusion Media on March 25, 2021 at 10:09am in Industry news

Inspirational speakers wanted for SALTEX’s education programme

Organisers of SALTEX are looking for the best speakers in the grounds management industry to showcase their knowledge at the show, which takes place at the NEC, Birmingham on 3 and 4 November 2021.

Learning LIVE, SALTEX’s all-encompassing education programme, provides advice, insight and real solutions to the biggest issues that the grounds management industry care about most. Organisers aim for the seminar programme at SALTEX to be engaging, informative and educational for attendees.

8707738701?profile=RESIZE_584xSince its creation in 2015, the most popular Learning LIVE sessions have been case studies and presentations from companies or individuals who are prepared to share personal experience and learnings.

If you have a story to share or consider yourself a field specialist, then we want to hear from you.

Each proposal will be evaluated and those that most closely match the needs of the attendees will be selected.

To submit a proposal, please click here

For more information visit www.gmasaltex.co.uk

Tags: learning live 2021 – call for papers, saltex, saltex 2021, gma saltex, fusion media
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