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The Cranfield School of Management has obtained a grant to better identify opportunities for women transitioning from the UK Armed Forces into civilian employment. Official Event Partner: Cranfield University New research indicates that ex-servicewomen are less likely to gain paid employment in comparison to their male counterparts, and are more likely to ...



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