- Date
- 08 June 2026
- Time
This event has now ended
Overview
Organised by the ICE Bahrain Early Careers Network Committee, this hybrid event marks the official launch of the ICE Bahrain ECNet initiative. It introduced the network’s purpose, structure, and long‑term vision while creating an open platform for early career professionals to engage with peers and contribute to shaping the future of the ECNet community.
The programme explored ICE membership pathways, professional development opportunities, and the wider support available to emerging civil engineers. Attendees also had the opportunity to participate in an interactive Q&A session, allowing them to raise questions about membership progression and development routes.
In addition, the event outlined the proposed structure of the new ECNet committee, including roles, responsibilities, and the selection process, followed by an open discussion on member needs and expectations. This collaborative format is designed to ensure that the network reflects the aspirations of early career professionals in Bahrain.
This was a hybrid event, with the in‑person session taking place in Manama and an online option via Microsoft Teams.
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