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19 Jan 2023, 6.30pm - 7.30pm Discussion meeting

Transforming the workforce of today and tomorrow

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Advanced Forming Research Centre, Inchinnan PA4 9LJ and on-line

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Tiziana Marrocco

President

John Wilcox

Secretary

Neil Shearer

Honorary Treasurer

Relations with IOM3 Affiliated Societies are managed by the IOM3 Local Affairs Committee, which reports to the IOM3 Members' Board. The IOM3 Advisory Council has 7 members elected to represent each of our Regions.

Scotland Regional Representative

Tiziana Marrocco

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