Brain Gain: How to keep young workers from leaving our northern cities

Oct 4, 2016

Time & Date

Tuesday 4th October 2016

11.00 – Start
12.00 – End

Venue 

Wedgewood Suite,
Hotel Novotel,
70 Broad St,
Birmingham,
B1 2HT

HomesfortheNorth
Chair:
James Quinn, Group Business Editor, The Telegraph 

Speakers:
Mark Henderson, CEO, Home Group & Chair, Homes for the North
Alexandra Jones, CEO, Centre for Cities
Professor Tony Travers, Director of ‘LSE London’ (Research Group), London School of Economics 

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