TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT Big Bang Fair 2025
Simon Adamson Council member, Yorkshire Branch Chair, and Council Representative
Kaltrina Azemi Project Support Officer,
Head Office
James Chadwick East Midlands Branch Chair
The entrance to the 2024 Fair welcomed visitors.
• Zanna Mercer (Professional Development Manager, Head Office).
• Pete Sellars (IHEEM CEO). Representative).
Purposefully broad selection criteria The competition selection criteria, as detailed by the Programme Group, have been kept purposefully broad, highlighting themes within the healthcare experience to include accessibility and inclusivity, medication, humanities, the environment and sustainability, food and nutrition, and mental health and wellbeing. Entries will be assessed based on a range of factors – including innovation, collaboration, build and marketing, sustainability, and impact. The Institute is calling on its wider membership to support this initiative through the sharing and promotion of the
• Paul Rodgers (Council member, London and South East Branch Council
Big Bang Competition to wider networks, and expressions of interest from those looking to support the delivery of IHEEM’s presence at the Big Bang Fair. Affiliate members are also invited to support the programme through the provision of interactive activities or technologies to engage and inspire young attendees with an interest in healthcare engineering as part of the IHEEM Big Bang Fair exhibition space. For more information on how you or your organisation can support IHEEM at the Big Bang Fair, please contact Head Office on
office@iheem.or.uk. The Big Bang Competition is live now, with submissions closing on 26 March 2025. To find out more, scan the QR code or visit: https://
www.thebigbang.
org.uk/the-big-bang- competition/
New for 2025, the IHEEM Innovation in Wellbeing and Healthcare Engineering Award encourages young people to submit any proposal they believe aids the betterment of the healthcare landscape. Entrants are encouraged to think widely about the full scope of healthcare environments and stakeholders
Paul Fenton Business Development Director, Past-President
Steven Heape Sustainability Advisory Platform Chair
Martyn Jeffery Council member, South West Branch Chair, and Council Representative
Gareth Longley ED&I Committee Chair
Darran Marks Managing Director, Swindon and Wiltshire Institute Of Technology
Zanna Mercer Professional Development Manager, Head Office
Paul Rodgers Council member, London and South East Branch Council Representative
Pete Sellars IHEEM CEO
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The members of IHEEM’s Big Bang Programme Group
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