Sentence examples for forum for networking from inspiring English sources
Founded nearly a decade ago, Women in Political Science (WiPS) is a forum for networking and professional advancement that simultaneously provides a secure place to discuss challenges common to women pursuing academic research.
Its main goals are to offer technical education on specific products and technologies through workshops and publications, and provide an open forum for networking through regional and national conferences, where issues concerning the geospatial science community are openly discussed.
"Culture, art and way of life belongs to politics!" The festival is expected to be one of the biggest events on the German far-right calendar, experts warn, providing an important forum for networking, fundraising and mobilizing for the radical right, in a country — and region — struggling to address the rising strain of militant extremism.
Deloitte's GLOBE (Gay, Lesbian, or Bisexual Employees) Business Resource Group, for example, provides a forum for networking, professional development, recruiting and building relationships with local communities.
To serve as a forum for networking, knowledge and information exchange and dissemination, providing a substantial contribution to Serbian/Western Balkan Countries societies in the processes of transposition of and harmonisation with the EU environmental legislation, policy and practice.
This year's Leadership Academy proved to be another successful forum for networking, dialogue, and strengthening the leadership abilities and talents of those within our communities, particularly rising women faculty and rising faculty of color.
Such a regional entity would serve to provide a forum for collaboration, networking and information sharing among NECs, would encourage harmonization of health research ethics policies and practices and procedures in countries of the Region, and would facilitate joint reviews especially when countries receive similar research proposals from one research group.
These days, 25 to 35 people -- primarily managers and other professionals -- show up once a week for instructional workshops and open forums for networking and support.
Rebecca endorses the opportunities for networking.
Her industry access is invaluable for networking.
