Inspiring Women conference: a week to go

Speakers include EasyJet CEO Carolyn McCall, E.On non executive director Denise Kingsmill and AMVBBDO chairman Cilla Snowball.

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Published: 06 Nov 2013
Last Updated: 19 Nov 2013

Inspiring Women 2013
CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR TICKET TO MT'S 2013 INSPIRING WOMEN CONFERENCE

There's just a week to go until MT's Inspiring Women conference, which takes place in London on November 27. With speakers including EasyJet CEO Carolyn McCall, Labour peer, E.On non executive director and MT columnist Baroness Kingsmill and AMVBBDO chairman Cilla Snowball, the conference will be entertaining, informative and inspirational.

For a limited time only, we are offering a £50 discount:

Book before November 13: £449 + VAT
Book after November 13: £499 + VAT

Book your ticket now

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