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AGR Development Awards Winners Unveiled
The Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR) announced the winners of its annual Development Awards at a conference yesterday (14 March 2017) in London.
IBM took the overall crown of Best of the Best as well as the award for Best School-leaver and Apprentice Development Programme. The company was commended by the judges for “having the most holistic approach with a strong emphasis on longevity and measuring the impact of the programme”.
Hundreds of student recruitment and development professionals attended the awards ceremony as part of the day-long AGR Development Conference.
Stephen Isherwood, Chief Executive at the AGR said: “recognise and reward organisations committed to training and developing early talent. Congratulations to this year’s winners. They showed real innovation in practice as well as highlighted the importance of development programmes in bringing high performing graduates through the business. They demonstrated that thoroughness of approach and business buy-in are essential to success.”
AGR Development Award Winners 2017
- Best Graduate Induction - HSBC
- Best Innovation in Business-Led Development - Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Trust
- Best Preparation for Work Initiative - University of Southampton
- Best Preparation for Work Strategy - Kingston University
- Best Strategic Alignment - BNP Paribas
- Supplier Contribution Award - The Smarty Train (HSBC RBWM)
For information the AGR Development Awards and Conference visit agr.org.uk or follow us @AGRorg #AGRDevAwards #AGRDev17
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Institute of Student Employers .
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