David Worlock will chair the discussion to close the Online recruitment conference on the 20th June

The final session of this years Online recruitment conference on the 20th June 2006 held at the Queen Elizabeth ll Conference centre Westminster will be Chaired by David Worlock Chairman and founder, EPS. The panel members Alan Townsend, Managing Director, Generalist site Monster.co.uk, Bernard Howard, Managing Director, of niche sites Totallylegal and Totallyfinancial and Richard Alberg, Managing Director, PSL, suppliers of online Psychometric tests.

The panel will discuss how is the UK Online recruitment market is developing.

David Worlock is well placed to chair this discussion until recently he Chaired the Digital Content Forum, which forms a two-way conduit between the representative organization for 36 UK information industry organizations in their dialogue with government on digital content issues.

Other public appointments include his roles as a member of the Advisory Panel on Public Sector Information (Cabinet Office) and as the independent commercial representative on the Content Advisory Board (Department for Education and Skills). He is a member of the Industry Advisory Board at the Oxford International Centre for Publishing Studies, Oxford Brookes University, and acts as publishing adviser to NAGTY (National Academy for Gifted and Talented Youth) at the University of Warwick. In 2004 he acted as Special Advisor to the House of Commons Select Committee on Science and Technologyís enquiry on Science publishing.

David has worked closely with industry trade associations. For five years he was chairman of the European Information Industry Association, and then of the Information Communication Industry Association. He has been a member of subcommittees of the Publishers Association, the Periodical Publishers Association and the Newspaper Society.

I an delighted David Worlock will chair the final session. He has monitored the growth of online recruitment from the beginning and has a deep understanding of the nuances of its structure said David Hurst conference organiser.