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At Education Executive, we understand that the school business manager’s role is ever- changing, ever-growing, ever-challenging and ever-rewarding. As the first and only business management publication for leaders in nurseries, primary and secondary schools, and further education colleges, our aim is to support and champion business and financial excellence.
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NASBM National Conference 2013 November 2013 Hilton Birmingham Metropole Hotel
The National Conference 2013 will provide delegates with a well balanced mix between keynote speakers, dedicated workshops and training sessions. The Exhibition will give School Business Managers access to 70 suppliers that have a good understanding, involvement and experience of servicing the needs of schools and academies.
Delegates will have a choice from 14 participatory workshops with practical tools to take back to their schools. Workshops will consist of various areas such as PRP and pay structures, fraud, Marketing and PR for SBMs and data protection, to name just a few.
Confirmed speakers are:- Simon Parkes, EFA Chief Finance Director Sam Ellis, ASCL John Stephens, Director, School Improvement and Teaching Schools, National College for Teaching & Leadership Paul McGee, Motivational Speaker
The full conference includes a three course gala dinner on Thursday, followed by a Charity Auction along with entertainment in the evening.
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Date & Venue: 21st-22nd November 2013 Hilton Birmingham Metropole Hotel, Birmingham
Fees: NASBM Member £295 Non-member
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What’s included? Two day full conference package: Day Delegate package both days Access to Exhibitors Conference Dinner on Thursday evening Overnight accommodation on Thursday including breakfast
Day Delegates also welcome.
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