Look out for JV at Master Builders trade shows
Christine Wood • February 16, 2018
Last week two senior members from the team at JV Recruitment – Malcolm Fettes
and Robert Jovanovski, went along to the Master Builders
first trade show for 2018.
Approximately 100 people attended the event, which was a great success as Malcolm and Rob were able to meet and build relationships with practitioners from various sectors of the building industry.
The guest speakers were fantastic, as they gave a great insight about the current and future market of the construction industry. Additionally, they spoke about changes to the building code legislation, dispute resolution and financial planning and management. Overall Master Builders coordinated a well-organised, informative event, and Malcolm and Rob look forward to their next trade gathering on the 23rd of May at Taylors Lakes Hotel.
Written by Christine Wood
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