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UKWA National Conference

United Kingdom, Chester - MARCH, 3-4 2020
UKWA National Conference Join colleagues to hear the latest industry updates and insights from high profile speakers, with lively panel discussions and networking opportunities over this important two-day event.
Date(s)
MARCH, 3-4 2020
Venue
Hallmark Queen Hotel
Contact for booking / more info
Sue Knief
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