- Date
- 21 July 2026
- Time
- 17:30 - 19:30 BST (GMT+1)
- Location
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Arup 12 Wellington Place Leeds, LS1 4AP United Kingdom
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Overview
Mohamed Gheit as chair will be sharing highlights from the past year, showcasing the achievements of the committee, and introducing new roles and opportunities for members to get involved and shape the future of the network.
This is a great chance for you to see how your engagement contributes to the broader community and to learn how you can play a more active role. The event will also provide insight into how the committee has worked together over the year, the initiatives delivered, and the plans we have moving forward.
Beyond the formal updates, this AGM is a valuable opportunity to network with fellow early career professionals, connect with committee members, and expand your professional circle in a relaxed and friendly setting.
Whether you’re a long-standing member or new to the network, we encourage you to join, contribute your voice, and be part of the conversation.
Networking starts at 17:30 and will be followed by the Early Careers Network Chair Presentation, food and refreshments. If there are any dietary requirements, please inform us prior to the event via email.
For more information join our LinkedIn group or contact the committee on: [email protected]
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