We've had two cracking Civil Service Live events so far this year, in Newcastle and Manchester, with great speakers, interesting workshops and lively debate from the floor.
We've already had over 1,500 delegates coming to Bristol on Tuesday, but there's still a few spaces on sessions you can still register for, including some of the most popular sessions so far:
- What I've learned about leadership (PL1)
- The future vision of the Civil Service (FR44)
- The importance of diversity in the Civil Service
Don't forget you can also sign-up for spot mentoring on the day!
First come, first served, here's the full rundown of sessions with spaces left for Bristol:
Session |
Time |
|
| Inspiring Innovation: The role of science and technology (IN1) | 9.45 to 10.45 am | Details |
| My leadership experience and how the Reserve Forces help my Civil Service career (FR7) | 10.30 to 11.15 am | Details |
| National Security in the cyber age: What every civil servant needs to know (NG21) | 10.35 to 11.20 am | Details |
| What I've learned about leadership (PL1) | 11.30 to 12.30 pm | Details |
| The Future Vision of the Civil Service (FR44) | 11.40 to 12.25 pm | Details |
| The importance of diversity in the Civil Service and how META helps (FR36) | 10.00 to 10.45 am | Details |
| The new UK Government priorities (NG1) with Sir Jeremy Heywood and Chris Wormald, Perm Sec, DfE | 1.15 to 2.15 pm | Details |
| My leadership experience and how the Reserve Forces help my Civil Service career (FR7) | 1.45 to 2.30 pm | Details |
| English decentralisation (NG38) | 1.50 to 2.35 pm | Details |
| Homeland security 2020 (NG20) with Mark Sedwill, Perm Sec Home Office | 2.45 to 3.30 pm | Details |
| Experts are T-shaped – what shape are you? (SK1) Read John's Blog on t-shaped experts | 3.00 to 4.00 pm | Details |
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