The teams are ready to get debating in the latest in the series hosted by design firm, Geyer. Topic: Gen Y Rocks! When: 6pm, Thursday, May 1st. Where: The Mint, 10 Marquarie Street, Sydney. See you all there. www.geyer.com
May 1st, 2008
The teams are ready to get debating in the latest in the series hosted by design firm, Geyer.
Topic: Gen Y Rocks!
When: 6pm, Thursday, May 1st.
Where: The Mint, 10 Marquarie Street, Sydney.
See you all there.
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