Event organised by ICE
The ICE Yorkshire and Humber Early Careers Network (ICE Y&H ECN) represents graduates, students, technicians, and apprentices based across Yorkshire and Humber. This includes those in higher education and/or working towards getting professionally qualified.
Our AGM is an excellent opportunity to connect with local graduates, students, apprentices, and technicians within the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE). It provides a supportive environment for advice and guidance, regardless of your career stage.
We always welcome new members and look forward to hearing fresh ideas. During the event, we will hear from the outgoing chair about the past year and provide input on the plan for the upcoming year. The AGM will be held at The Adelphi in Leeds city centre, followed by networking and refreshments.
Our meeting will also be held online. Please note in person places are limited, so early booking is advisable.
Upon registering your interest, we will contact you with the details for joining the meeting and provide a copy of any relevant meeting documents (agenda for example).
For more information join our LinkedIn group or mailing list via [email protected]
Networking
Introduction
How we started and plans for the next year
Presentation of roles
Elections
AOB
Close and networking
Mott MacDonald
civil engineer
Civil engineer at Mott MacDonald and chair of the ICE Yorkshire and Humber Early Careers Network.
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