'Forward 2024' hosted by the RMIT UK alumni chapter

Join our alumni chapter event featuring keynote speaker Brett Mcleod, RMIT alumnus and broadcast journalist and presenter.

Attend our first RMIT UK alumni chapter event for the year: 'Forward 2024' on Wednesday 1 May with keynote speaker and RMIT alumnus Brett Mcleod.

Brett will cover the major news and events expected to shake (and currently shaking) the world. His presentation will include a facilitated Q&A followed by networking and light refreshments.

Please arrive 15 minutes earlier to have time to register and collect a guest pass in the reception lobby before going up to Level 13 for the event.

We kindly thank the KPMG London Office and the RMIT alumni working at KPMG for supporting this event.

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