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17th & 18th October 2013 how it works


The ebf creates a productive networking environment where delegates can focus on creating long-lasting business relationships through a series of pre-arranged meetings. The supplier and project delegates’ schedules are matched in advance to ensure that both parties maximise their time at the event.


Marriott Forest of Arden Hotel, Warwickshire


supplier delegate benefits


The education building forum is now established as the leading event for companies involved in the supply, design and build of all types of education facilities. As a supplier delegate at the ebf you will benefit from a pre-arranged, tailored meeting schedule with senior level decision makers working on active projects in the £3bn+ education sector.


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Key benefits include: • Pre-arranged, tailored meeting schedule with senior level project delegates • Network with delegates working on hundreds of schemes • All inclusive, fixed cost package ensuring a great ROI • Includes overnight accommodation plus all meals and gala dinner.


Places are limited, contact Julian Walter on 020 8288 1080 or email julian@eb-forum.co.uk for more details.


tects, Provian Construction, Aecom, Creative Design Architecture, FFE Consulting, Pinnacle ESP, Diocese of Norwich....

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