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What our previous delegates say…


“As a major client who conducts most business with main contractors and consultant teams, this was a welcome opportunity to meet with other members of the supply chain. In particular the opportunity to gain insight into products and services in the market will certainly enhance our discussions with contractors and consultants when setting specifications for major projects. I would certainly recommend this event to HE estates colleagues.” University of York


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“A great event to meet like minded people, potential clients and learn about innovations in the industry to aid current and future projects. The forum literature and structure allowed me to identify and meet people relevant to me, in a relaxed environment to gain maximum benefit over the two days. A fun and exciting way to do business.” Calfordseaden


As a project delegate, your complimentary place includes:


• Access to all speaker sessions


• Networking with the most prominent companies involved in the design, build, management and delivery of higher education estates and facilities


• A tailored meeting schedule with companies most relevant to your estates/projects/facilities


• Business opportunities with your fellow project delegates


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st April 2017 l, Northamptonshire


e at www.hee-forum.co.uk 88 1080. View a short video of last year’s event at www.hee-forum.co.uk


Register nowfor your complimentary place at www.hee-forum.co.uk or contact Sue Ramcharan on 020 8288 1080 or email: sue@stable-events.co.uk


• Executive accommodation, all meals, drinks receptions and gala dinner on Thursday evening


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