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International Outstanding
Achievement Awards
There are plenty of stars throughout constructions firmament but
the Chartered Institute of Building wants to reveal and reward more
through its ‘International Outstanding Achievement Awards’.
»»Now open for entry
the awards recognise
outstanding achievement
across the diverse disciplines
that exist in construction.
From those who set in motion
the procurement of a project,
to business managers,
health and safety experts
and those who manage the
final structure to the range
of talented individuals in
between.
Saleem Akram, Director
of Construction, Innovation
and Development at the CIOB
said: “We want construction
to take a moment and help us
identify and reward those in
the industry who are making a
real difference.
“There are talented
individuals out there who
deserve to be recognised for
what they are achieving. They
may not enter themselves but
they could be someone you
know or work with and that is
why we are asking the industry
to take part in the search.
“It is important that
construction showcases its
very best individuals. Not just
for them or their employers
but also to attract the next
generation into a career in
construction.”
For full details about how
to enter or for further
information please go to
http://ioaa.ciob.org
Celebrating a good show
»»IFSEC International 2015,
organised by UBM EMEA, is pleased to
announce another hugely successful year
for Europe’s largest security event.
Running from 16-18 June at ExCeL
London, IFSEC International welcomed
23,079 visitors through the doors,
increasing attendance by 2% from 2014,
driven by UK attendees.
IFSEC International benefitted from the
co-located events within the Protection &
Management Series, attracting an additional
4,536 visitors. This highlights the power of
these show’s being located alongside each
other, demonstrating that it is the go-to
place for sourcing the latest products and
innovations, as well as, discovering expertise
across security, fire, facilities, and safety.
The show continued to attract the senior
decision makers from across the industry
with a 14% increase in end-users and a 42%
increase in directors and company holders.
Video Surveillance, Access Control and
Integrated Security remain significant
areas of interest, while the ever increasing
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topic of Safe Cities, which was reflected by
the education available on the show floor,
and IT and cyber security received more
attention than ever before.
As the industry becomes increasingly
globalised, IFSEC International remains a
truly global event as represented by 33% of
total attendees from 112 countries, along
with exhibitors coming from 45 countries.
For the second year the UKTI Events Alliance
worked with the British Security Industry
Association (BSIA) to bring inward missions
of Commercial Officers and relevant buyers
from target countries to meet with UK based
organisations at IFSEC International.
Exhibitors to the show were equally
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