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Grace Gibbs awarded graduate role with the Rural Business Network.
16 July 2021
BSc (Hons) Agri-Business graduate Grace Gibbs has been employed by the Rural Business Network as an Events and Marketing assistant.
Outside of her degree, Grace grew up on a beef, sheep, and tourism-based farm in Hartington, The Peak District.
After gaining events and marketing experience at Harper Adams and through other roles, she will now help those looking to diversify or start a new rural business venture.
Read the full article at the Rural Business Network.
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