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Emerging Leaders Conference Sponsored by MHI and MHEDA

United States, Chicago - July 31
A Conference for ?Managers on the Rise? in the Material Handling Industry.

Join us for a fast, fun and value-filled one-day conference designed for emerging leaders who want to move up the material handling industry career ladder. Topics include: personal leadership, time management, building trust, resolving conflict, creating a healthy culture and more! Plus enjoy friendly, peer-to-peer networking during interactive roundtable discussions.
Date(s)
July 31
Venue
Hilton Garden Inn Chicago Downtown/Magnificent Mile
Contact for booking / more info
connect@mheda.org
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