JOBS FAIR
:: Belfast City Airport is holding a recruitment fair to fill more than 30 roles with its commercial and operational partners.
Caffè Nero, Mitie, World Duty Free, Swissport and WH Smith are among the companies seeking to recruit, with available roles including baristas, check in agents, bar staff, ramp agents, ground handling personnel, security, housekeeping, aircraft cleaning services and retail assistants
The ‘Runway to Success Jobs Fair’ will be held at the airport on Tuesday November 7 from 10am until 4pm, open to all job-seekers and those considering a career change.
It will give a unique opportunity to find out more about each of the open roles, better understand the shift patterns and work benefits as well as the opportunity to speak to staff.
Louise McGranaghan, duty manager at Belfast City Airport, said: “With more than 30 positions available across the airport and a number of shift patterns, there are roles to suit a wide range of people.”
To register your interest visit www.bit.ly/BHDRunwaytoSuccess
LANDSCAPES OF CONSTRUCTION
:: Law firm Eversheds Sutherland will host a 'Landscapes of Construction: Navigating current issues in contracts, land and litigation' seminar on Tuesday November 14 in Belfast's Merchant Hotel (starts 8.30am).
The event aims to provide a platform for in-depth discussions, expert analysis, and practical solutions, and key topics will include: contract management, dispute management and avoidance, restrictive covenants and ownership structure, and current trends
The seminar will not only offer valuable knowledge but also foster networking opportunities, allowing you to connect with peers and industry professionals.
In the ever-evolving landscape of construction, the interplay between land, litigation, and contracts, is of paramount importance. This seminar aims to delve deep into these critical facets, providing a platform for in-depth discussions, expert analysis, and practical solutions.
Evershed's Emily Paisley (senior associate, dispute resolution & litigation), Nuala Maguire (of counsel, construction & projects) and Stephen Mullan (of counsel, real estate) will conduct a review of a specific case study, before a panel discussion moderated by Mark Varian (partner, construction & projects).
BIG MARKETING MEET UP
:: Belfast’s leading marketing conference the Big Marketing Meet Up has announced the latest additions to its speaker lineup.
Roger Edwards, Jude Morrow, and James Poulter will join expert speakers from the world of marketing for a day of inspiration and knowledge-sharing at W5 in Titanic Quarter on November 14.
Roger Edwards, known as ‘The Marketing Simplifier’, brings over 40 years of marketing experience to the event. He helps companies simplify their marketing strategies and set clear goals.
He said: “Undoubtedly digital marketing has been phenomenally successful for businesses of all sizes over the last decade or so. Especially small businesses. It’s given them access to marketing techniques that before would only have been available to those companies with gigantic eye-watering budgets. But, there have been consequences to the success of digital marketing."
Delivering two keynote speeches at the Big Marketing Meet Up is James Poulter, the founder and chief executive of Vixen Labs and former head of The Lego Group's emerging platforms & partnerships team. Throughout the day he will take attendees on a journey to foster a culture of innovation within their businesses.
He said: "In the morning we’re going to be focusing on how you build a playful culture that embeds innovation at its heart, how do we make sure that we stay competitive, how do we stay creative and how do we ultimately stay collaborative in order to deliver innovation into the next decade." In his afternoon session, he will take a look at the future of technology.
To find out more about the programme and to secure tickets, go to bmmubelfast.com
FRAUD FORUM CONFERENCE
:: The 2023 NI Fraud Forum Conference takes place on Wednesday November 15 (9am - 3pm) at the Hilton Hotel Belfast.
Established last year, the Forum is made up of private sector individuals as well as public organisations such as HMRC and the PSNI, and aims to spread awareness of the dangers of fraud and white-collar crime.
Register to attend at www.nifraudforum.co.uk
