Welcome to the event booking page for the UCL BME Alumni Network event, The BME Leader in Today’s Society.
As part of Black History Month, the UCL BME Alumni Network are holding a panel interview event, discussing The BME Leader in Today’s Society.
Leadership is critical to effect change in our places of work and in society at large. In this event we will hear from senior leaders who are making an impact in their industry and beyond, as they discuss the realities of being a BME leader and all that it entails.
The BME Alumni Network are delighted to be joined by special guests speakers Patrick Woodman, Head of Research and Advocacy Chartered at the Management Institute (CMI) and Sarah Guerra, Director of Diversity and Inclusion at King’s College London.
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