Until the 2012 National Student Radio Conference in Bradford
Group Programme Director, 95.8 Capital FM, The Hit Music Network and XFM Network, Paul Jackson, will deliver a keynote speech at the National Student Radio Conference 2010.
Posted By: Sarah Ghost on 26/02/10
Paul Jackson, Group Programme Director, 95.8 Capital FM, The Hit Music Network and XFM Network, is yet another high profile radio industry professional to be announced as a keynote speaker at the National Student Radio Conference 2010.
The news comes just days after the Student Radio Association announced that Andy Parfitt, Controller BBC Radio 1, Popular Music, 1Xtra, AsianNetwork and Switch,will also be holding a keynote speech at the conference.
Paul Jackson will host a talk on Monday 29th March to over 200 delegates and is expected to discuss radio talent and how students can make themselves stand out from the crowd.
The National Student Radio Conference has always received strong support from across the radio industry. Andy Parfitt’s attendance highlights the industry’s continued support and commitment for the ongoing development of student radio and the talent it generates.
The conference is due to take place at Nottingham Trent University from 29th - 31st March.
To make sure you don't miss out on this great opportunity to hear Paul Jackson speak, make sure you get your conference tickets booked by the March 7th deadline. Find out how to secure your place at the 2010 conference here or email Sarah for more information.
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Posted By: Sarah Ghost on 26/02/10
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