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Board Invitation to PacINET 2012, Suva

Byemani

Kia orana everyone

We invite all PICISOC members to attend our PacINET in Suva. We are aware that members may require a letter for their employers to explain what the PICISOC conference hopes to achieve.

Please click here to  download the invitation.

 

Please click here for further information about the conference.

Speaker details are currently being organised and will be available soon.

Hotel and other logistical details will also be forthcoming very shortly.

 

Regards

Maureen

 

 

 

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