the education building forum


“Well worth the time and I would do it again next year.” Aaron Taylor, Practice Director - Education, Anshen + Allen


The education building forum will bring together 150 leading architects, contractors, consultants, school leaders and suppliers over two packed days of pre-arranged business meetings, informal networking opportunities, keynote sessions and a great social programme.


The education building forum provides key decision makers, with a time efficient format to meet with potential new suppliers, learn about new products and services and further establish relationships with fellow buyer delegate companies.


With the rapidly changing landscape of Britains education building programme the ebf presents manufacturers and suppliers with a unique opportunity to meet with and present to the most active architects, contractors, consultants, and school leaders in the sector.


“The education building forum is one of the best events we have attended.” Darren Powell, Business Development Manager, Vincent Timber


“The format of one-to-one meetings worked really well.” Philip Houghton, Capital Programme Manager, Suffolk County Council


“The education building forum was well organised, well attended and very worthwhile.” John Brennan, Senior Project Manager, Skanska


Marriott Forest of Arden Hotel, Warwickshire www.eb-forum.co.uk


enquiry no. 512


building relationships 19th & 20th October 2011


“Brilliant event, well organised and very, very useful. We will be back next year!” Debra Drew, Director, fabric architecture


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