A big shout out to our sponsors!

A big shout out to our sponsors SportBenefit and Nicos Rossos Insurance Brokers, Dzmitry Pipko, Alex Emmanouilidis, Evgeniia Marrot, Harris Antoniades, Victor Ioannides for making this free to attend HR PowerBreakfast possible and 🎁 gifting 4 lucky winners from our audience with a ParkLane Spa Voucher and 3 month Platinum subscriptions to 230+ sports venues in Cyprus! Very much appreciated!

An insightful and engaging morning was had by all, discussing the preparation required to adhere to the EU Directive on Pay Transparency and the sharing of knowledge and experiences implementing Agile Technologies for HR and Operations, plus time for networking with a delicious breakfast buffet.

Thank you 🙏🏻

Sponsors Nicos Rossos Insurance and SportBenefit

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