10 reasons to be excited about The PIE Live Europe ’24
/?php if ( is_category('pie-chat') ) {?> /?php }?>The PIE Live Europe conference has become one of the highlights of the event calendar but this year the FOMO could be business-critical.
The PIE Live Europe conference has become one of the highlights of the event calendar but this year the FOMO could be business-critical.
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The PIE caught up with industry leaders across international and higher education to find out their predictions for 2024, and to reflect on another eventful year for the global sector.
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