My Question Is…Networking Lunch Meeting

Online registration for this event is now closed.  Please contact alicia@onenucleus.com for more information and to register.

Following on from a successful One Nucleus Building Life Science Adventures careers conference, we’d very much like to continue the discussions with our network to help those seeking a career to build a successful one and those who are employers to find the right people.  We are therefore dedicating our upcoming ‘My Question is…Networking Lunch Meeting' to further explore key questions in this area, so that we may continue to debate best practices, share tips and connect great people!

Our ‘My Question is…’ sessions are a chance to gain new contacts or equally valuable engage with known contacts, whilst you look to maintain networking during this challenging time.  We will be selecting questions posed by our network and once selected those individuals will host a breakout room of six people to discuss that question, feeding back towards the end of the session.

We welcome your suggestion for questions. To submit a question, please email alicia@onenucleus.com

Programme:

13.00 Arrive and welcome

13.10 Move to breakout rooms
Questions selected so far are:
Question 1: What would encourage companies to take on undergraduate students for work experience more often? [Claire Russell, Royal Veterinary College]
Question 2: How many mentors does it take to build a career in drug development? [Paul Branthwaite, TranScrip]
Question 3: What skills are the shortest supply in the industry that would then represent the best possible opportunities for new entrants? [Tony Jones, One Nucleus]
Question 4: Should we be doing more to attract international companies and talent to the UK? [Anastassia Bolotkova, Alderley Park]
Question 5: Will different change leadership skills be needed for business success in a remote working future? [Kathryn Simpson, Kathryn Simpson Consulting]

13.40 Breakout rooms close and feedback session

14.00 Close

Free to attend and open to all