This document provides an agenda and insights from an Attraction & Marketing Forum. It summarizes findings from an AGR survey on graduate recruitment marketing spend and strategies. Key findings include:
- Marketing spend per vacancy ranges from £10-£90 and averages £23-£31 depending on the sector, with law firms spending the most at £90 per application.
- Marketing spend scales down with company size, ranging from over £3,000 per vacancy for companies hiring 1-25 graduates, to under £400 for those hiring over 500.
- The number of university relationships varies by sector from 8-34 on average, with the public sector having the most relationships.
- The proportion of previous
NewcastleGateshead Initiative's first partner update meeting of 2015 was held at The Biscuit Rooms on Thursday 26 February. Our partners heard about our plans for the year and guest speaker Graeme Mason from Newcastle International Airport, told us about the new Newcastle to New York United Airlines route.
The UK’s major regional cities are now being recognised as drivers of the country’s economic recovery and growth.
Taking a lead on the debate, the Greater Birmingham & Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership (GBSLEP), along with its partners, has worked with Lord Heseltine to examine how recommendations from his ‘No Stone Unturned’ report – endorsed by the Chancellor in this month’s Budget – could work in practice in the UK’s largest regional city and its surrounding area. The Greater Birmingham Project report was launched earlier this month and advocated Lord Heseltine’s idea of a ‘Single Pot’ of funding allocated from central government to local areas – giving LEPs the chance to tailor spending to local priorities.
With the Chancellor’s endorsement of the ‘Single Pot’ – a move that could signal a revolution in how Whitehall operates and interacts with local areas - the challenge is now for partners to work together to devise Greater Birmingham's bid to the fund. The size of the national fund will be announced in late June and could come into effect by April 2015.
Andy Street, Chair of the Greater Birmingham and Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP), will join us to provide an insight into The Greater Birmingham Project report and discuss how local businesses can help the LEP and its partners take up the challenge and create a compelling bid for the ‘Single Pot’ – an opportunity not to be missed.
PKF Francis Clark is delighted to present our 13th annual Finance in Cornwall event on Tuesday 25th June 2019.
Delegates will hear from more than a dozen sources of funding and business support via short presentations and panel discussions, with the opportunity to ask questions and network with other local business owners and directors and professional advisers.
This year we have also teamed up with Cornwall Lenders Forum (a Cornwall Chamber of Commerce initiative), Acceleration Through Innovation and Cornwall Trade and Investment.
We have welcomed over 150 people to the event each year and we recommend that you reserve a place if you are thinking about expanding or investing further in your business in Cornwall.
Finance in Cornwall 2017 - Established (>2 Years) Session PKF Francis Clark
This seminar features presentations from sources of grant, debt and equity funding, as well as business support agencies operating in the region. The presentations will be short and sharp giving the delegate a basis for an assessment of which funding stream/funder matches their requirements.
Managing Workers Compensation Claims - April 2018Manage Damage
Manage Damage and McCullough Robertson invite you to join us for a breakfast seminar on managing workers' compensation claims.
This informative seminar will include:
Introduction to workers’ compensation
WorkCover and premiums
Workplace incident response
Dealing with WorkCover
Interventions in the management of statutory claims
Lessons from the common law claims process
Where do employers stand with contractual indemnities
This is a 'must attend' event for employers, labour hire providers, host employers, principals and other contractors operating in Queensland.
Check out the brochure for this two-day business event held 17th & 18th October in London. Network and learn from established business and government thought-leaders about expanding your business abroad. The IN3 programme also showcases startups and innovation eco-system opportunities through workshops and pitch presentations.
NewcastleGateshead Initiative's first partner update meeting of 2015 was held at The Biscuit Rooms on Thursday 26 February. Our partners heard about our plans for the year and guest speaker Graeme Mason from Newcastle International Airport, told us about the new Newcastle to New York United Airlines route.
The UK’s major regional cities are now being recognised as drivers of the country’s economic recovery and growth.
Taking a lead on the debate, the Greater Birmingham & Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership (GBSLEP), along with its partners, has worked with Lord Heseltine to examine how recommendations from his ‘No Stone Unturned’ report – endorsed by the Chancellor in this month’s Budget – could work in practice in the UK’s largest regional city and its surrounding area. The Greater Birmingham Project report was launched earlier this month and advocated Lord Heseltine’s idea of a ‘Single Pot’ of funding allocated from central government to local areas – giving LEPs the chance to tailor spending to local priorities.
With the Chancellor’s endorsement of the ‘Single Pot’ – a move that could signal a revolution in how Whitehall operates and interacts with local areas - the challenge is now for partners to work together to devise Greater Birmingham's bid to the fund. The size of the national fund will be announced in late June and could come into effect by April 2015.
Andy Street, Chair of the Greater Birmingham and Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP), will join us to provide an insight into The Greater Birmingham Project report and discuss how local businesses can help the LEP and its partners take up the challenge and create a compelling bid for the ‘Single Pot’ – an opportunity not to be missed.
PKF Francis Clark is delighted to present our 13th annual Finance in Cornwall event on Tuesday 25th June 2019.
Delegates will hear from more than a dozen sources of funding and business support via short presentations and panel discussions, with the opportunity to ask questions and network with other local business owners and directors and professional advisers.
This year we have also teamed up with Cornwall Lenders Forum (a Cornwall Chamber of Commerce initiative), Acceleration Through Innovation and Cornwall Trade and Investment.
We have welcomed over 150 people to the event each year and we recommend that you reserve a place if you are thinking about expanding or investing further in your business in Cornwall.
Finance in Cornwall 2017 - Established (>2 Years) Session PKF Francis Clark
This seminar features presentations from sources of grant, debt and equity funding, as well as business support agencies operating in the region. The presentations will be short and sharp giving the delegate a basis for an assessment of which funding stream/funder matches their requirements.
Managing Workers Compensation Claims - April 2018Manage Damage
Manage Damage and McCullough Robertson invite you to join us for a breakfast seminar on managing workers' compensation claims.
This informative seminar will include:
Introduction to workers’ compensation
WorkCover and premiums
Workplace incident response
Dealing with WorkCover
Interventions in the management of statutory claims
Lessons from the common law claims process
Where do employers stand with contractual indemnities
This is a 'must attend' event for employers, labour hire providers, host employers, principals and other contractors operating in Queensland.
Check out the brochure for this two-day business event held 17th & 18th October in London. Network and learn from established business and government thought-leaders about expanding your business abroad. The IN3 programme also showcases startups and innovation eco-system opportunities through workshops and pitch presentations.
Similar to AGR Attraction and Marketing Forum 09.03.15 - AGR - Stephen Isherwood (20)
2. Agenda
• 9:30 AGR Survey Insights
• 9:45 Attraction Strategy Design - PwC
• 10:15 The uncomfortable truth – Andy Hyatt
• 10:55 Coffee break
• 11:20 Creating sustainable social media
content
• 11:50 Chaired Group Discussions
• 12:20 Finish
3. Attraction & Marketing
• Marketing spend per application is £10-£90
• International perspective: $17 for Australian employers
Marketing spend
per vacancy
Marketing spend
per application
Law £5,382 £90
IT/Telecoms £2,676 £31
Energy, Water or utility company £2,622 £27
Engineering or industrial company £1,458 £26
Accountancy or professional services £813 £23
Public £833 £20
Banking/financial services £1,839 £17
FMCG £2,331 £16
Retail £893 £13
5. No. of university relationships
16.9
33.9
24.8
19.6
19.0
18.1
17.4
16.6
15.9
15.6
14.5
14.2
13.1
8.2
6.0
All employers
Public sector
Accountancy or professional services firm
Law firm
Energy, water or utility company
Consulting or business services firm
Investment bank or fund managers
IT/Telecommunications
Engineering or industrial company
Retail
FMCG company
Construction company or consultancy
Banking or financial services
Insurance company
Other
• Varies by sector
6. Proportion of previous hires
26.5%
56.4%
38.0%
36.6%
23.9%
21.4%
20.9%
18.4%
18.1%
17.3%
16.0%
14.3%
5.7%
6.4%
All employers
Law firm
Consulting or business services firm
FMCG company
Banking or financial services
Engineering or industrial company
Accountancy or professional…
Construction company or…
Insurance company
Energy, water or utility company
Retail
IT/Telecommunications
Public sector
Other
• Early engagement is one way to attract the most suitable candidates
• Hiring more past candidates doesn’t seem to be linked to lower marketing spend
• Intern conversion rates 20-55% - would higher conversion rates lead to a trend?