CBI Business Summit 2010
June 29, 2010, London

CBI’s Business Summit, in partnership with Management Today, looks at ways of leading, engaging and developing the workforce in the wake of the recession.

The summit will focus on new employment models, how to effectively engage employees and understanding what the modern workforce looks like.

Other conference topics include helping the young workforce become skilled and motivating staff in spite of limited resources.

New Business Insights: How to Win Business
May 20, 2010, London

Campaign’s New Business Workshop, in partnership with The jfdi®, will look at ways of generating new business in the marketing, communications and advertising industries.

FROM trawling to catching, the presenters from jfdi®, John Lewis and other companies will look at the entire process and offer practical solutions for developing new leads and converting them into long-term partnerships.

Attendees will also be entitled to a one-on-one session with the jfdi®’s director Camilla Honey.

Sustainable Regulation of the Water Industry
February 25, 2010, London

CIWEM and ENDS’s water industry conference will look at the latest developments in regulation and sustainability.

The conference will give participants an opportunity to share their views on the regulatory process in the light of climate change implications and will discuss what a resource efficient water industry might look like.

Other key objectives include discussing water sector financial regulation and sustainability and collecting views for a CIWEM Scoping Report.

The Future of London 2010
November 10, 2010, London

London’s premier regeneration event brings together senior practitioners from the public and private sector to look at the future of regeneration in London in an era of austerity.

Future of London is a borough-led initiative that focuses on developing skills, sharing knowledge and best practice, and stimulating new thinking across the practitioner network.

The conference includes specialised sessions on population and demographics, sustainability and carbon, economic development, physical regeneration and place and community development.