Smart Works Insights: Technology and Change
Join Smart Works Scotland for a thought-provoking evening on technology and change and how this is shaping the future of the recruitment industry.
About Smart Works Insights: Technology and Change
Don’t miss the next Smart Works Insights event – a thought-provoking evening on technology and change and how this is shaping the future of the recruitment industry.
Date: Monday, 15 September 2025
Time: 17:30 – 20:00
Location: Lyon and Turnbull, 33 Broughton Place, Edinburgh, EH1 3RR
This event, part of the Smart Works Insights series, will focus on the theme of Technology and Change, exploring how shifts in technology are transforming the job market and recruitment landscape. The evening will include a live panel discussion featuring industry leaders (to be announced soon), facilitated by Smart Works Scotland Trustee Christine Esson.
Attendees will also hear an inspiring story from a former Smart Works Scotland client, showcasing the real-life impact of the charity’s work.
Why attend?
-Gain insight into evolving workplace trends
-Network with professionals and Smart Works Scotland supporters
-Support a charity helping women across Scotland into employment
-Enjoy complimentary refreshments in a unique Edinburgh venue
All proceeds go directly to Smart Works Scotland, providing unemployed women with coaching, clothing, and confidence to succeed at job interviews and transform their lives.
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