Future Faces Future Faces Chamber Patrons
Contact: Anna Assinder T: 0121 607 1836
Leadership experts to back awards night
Birmingham-based leadership development organisation Common Purpose is sponsoring the Future Faces annual dinner and awards for the second year in a row. They are also offering the overall
winner of this year’s Future Face of Greater Birmingham award a place on their programme, the ‘streetwise mba’, worth over £5,000. The prize is designed for leaders
who want to be able to lead diverse teams, serve diverse customers and work with diverse stakeholders. The programme has found
international success, being rolled out to Hong Kong, New York and Johannesburg, with 92 per cent of participants reporting that they were better able to build relationships with people different to them and also better able to confront their own biases in decision-making.
‘We believe it’s vital that we invest in emerging leaders, as a city and a society’
Common Purpose is a not-for-profit
organisation that runs leadership development programmes across the UK. It is the first business to sponsor Future Faces’
2018 dinner and awards, taking place at Birmingham’s Symphony Hall on 31 August. Louise Teboul, Midlands operations director of
Common Purpose UK, said: “In this ever- changing world, at Common Purpose we believe it’s vital that we invest in emerging leaders, as a city and a society. “So we’re delighted to be supporting Future
Faces and the next generation of the leaders in the region, with a place on our course the ‘streetwise mba’ for the overall Future Face of Greater Birmingham.”
Trevor Beattie
New Members • James Beamish (HSBC) • Ryan Doyle (Park Regis) • Abby Goldie (Opus) • Omar Rashid (The HR Dept (Birmingham NE & SW))
• Matt Jones (Oxbridge Home Learning) • Hayley-Jo Lockley (Sydney Mitchell) • Mike Browning (Jamieson Christie Wealth Management Limited)
• Jordan Hogg (Lawson Park IT Services) • Dennis Saporenko (Uniq Tech) • Emily Kelly (Everyman Cinema) • Anna Mitchell (The Lost and Found) • Clare Gardner (Fackelmann Hosewares) • Ellen Pugsley (BVSC) • Matthew Hamula (Regus-Victoria Square) • L Hayward (GMS Group) • Natalia Solanki (Acorns Childrens Trust) • Matt Walker (Colmore Tang Construction Ltd)
• Chris Demaine (Wedge Galvanising) • Emma Green (Meridian Private) • Matthew Hamula (Regus Victoria Square) • Richard Pyatt (CR Plus) • Chris Springett (CR Plus) • Philip Thomas
Upcoming Events
Louise Teboul with last year’s Future Face of Greater Birmingham, Tom Charman
Future Faces manager Anna Assinder said:
“Common Purpose has been a great supporter of Future Faces, and we’re delighted that they have come on board as a sponsor of our biggest event yet. “Future Faces connects with aspiring young
professionals across the Greater Birmingham area. Brands who chose to sponsor and support Future Faces, gain exposure to this diverse, creative, thriving pool of young professional talent.”
Sponsorship opportunities are still available. Please contact Anna Assinder at
a.assinder@
birmingham-chamber.com or Russ Ashman at
r.ashman@birmingham-
chamber.com
Professional Development - Wellbeing in the Workplace at Deutsche Bank 13/06/2018 5.30 – 7.30pm
Social Networking at Revolution de Cuba 28/06/2018 5.30 – 8.00pm
Future Faces Annual Dinner and Awards at Symphony Hall Birmingham 31/08/2018 18:00 - 23:00
Book here:
www.greaterbirminghamchambers.com/ne tworking-events/events-calendar/listing
Design festival tickets on sale
Tickets are now on sale for the first Birmingham Design Festival, being supported by Future Faces. The festival, taking place between the 7–10
June, will bring together a range of designers to celebrate the dynamic design industry. The festival will consist of workshops,
exhibitions, demonstrations and screenings based on three design districts – graphic, digital and product.
Attendees will also be able to hear from a
number of esteemed speakers, including Basak Haznedaroglu, design director at InVision and advertising legend Trevor Beattie.
The event is open to everyone. To purchase tickets, visit
www.birminghamdesignfestival.org.uk/ whats-on/
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