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MAR 20 2027
Business & Professional Conference Early Bird: GY$20,000 Upcoming

HRMAG Conference 2027 – Building the Future of Work in Guyana

Guyana’s regional human-resources conference for HR professionals, business leaders and policymakers, focused on the future of work.

Saturday, March 20, 2027 · 8:00 AM Georgetown, Demerara-Mahaica, Guyana In Person

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HRMAG Conference 2027 – Building the Future of Work in Guyana

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About This Event

The Human Resource Management Association of Guyana hosts HRMAG Conference 2027 under the theme “Building the Future of Work in Guyana.” The Georgetown conference will bring together HR professionals, executives, business leaders, policymakers, academics and industry experts for professional development, networking and discussions on leadership, workforce transformation, technology and the changing workplace.
DateMar 20, 2027
Format In Person
AdmissionEarly Bird: GY$20,000
OrganizerHuman Resource Management Association of Guyana

What to Expect

  • Business & Professional Conference experience centered on the Guyanese community.
  • Hosted at Pegasus Hotel in Georgetown.
  • In Person attendance.
  • Tickets are available through the organizer’s official ticket link.

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Human Resource Management Association of Guyana Professional association · Georgetown View organizer profile → View Guyanese Directory profile →

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