KEY STAKEHOLDERS in the schools modernisation programme will come together later this year at the education building forum (ebf), a new networking event taking place on the 4th and 5th November at the Chesford Grange Hotel in Royal Leamington Spa.
More than 150 project architects, contractors and schools will attend two packed days of one-to-one meetings, networking opportunities and keynote sessions, which will be combined with a full social programme.
Already decision makers involved in hundreds of new build and refurbished educational facilities worth £1,000,000,000 have registered to attend the ebf and the event is on target to attract over £2 billion worth of projects.
“The ebf delivers a productive networking environment where delegates can create new and long-lasting business relationships through a series of pre-arranged meetings,” explains event manager Stuart Davis. “In just 48 hours, hundreds of new connections will be forged by the suppliers, whilst buyers will learn about new products and services that can enhance their projects.” The meeting schedules are closely matched to ensure that both parties maximise their time at the event and he continues that “The ebf will be the most time efficient and cost effective business event of the year in the educational building sector.”
Marley Eternit commit to the ebf
Diana Bullock, Marketing Manager of Marley Eternit said “We are delighted to be supporting the education building forum. The format of one to one meetings and networking opportunities is the ideal platform to explain our products and services in detail with senior level decision makers in a time efficient and cost effective manner. We are looking forward to the event.”
Conveniently located in the heart of the Midlands just minutes from the M40 and M42, the Chesford Grange Hotel has recently undergone a £6m refurbishment, providing a professional and luxurious venue for the ebf.
To find out how you can secure your place as either a Client Delegate or Supplier Delegate, contact Stuart Davis on 020 8255 2114 or email - stuart@eb-forum.co.uk
