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"Using social media is no longer a choice for those who wish to remain relevant and engaged" - Discuss...
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Su Butcher Aug. 12, 2009.
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Be2camp@WorkingBuildings2009 at London Olympia
October 7, 2009 at 9am to October 8, 2009 at 5pm
The next Be2camp unconference event in London will be run over two days at London's Olympia exhibition halls on 7-8 October 2009. This unconference is being held in parallel with the UBM's three WorkingBuildings shows:
Energy Solutions Expo
M&E: Th…
JohnCave - Only managed to watch bits from bed. Harrumph.
I entirely agree with Tony:
and Lorna (looking forward to seeing your presentation Lorna!) in that it is about sceptics.
Sometimes also its difficult for the enthusiasts to break through purely because they are enthusiasts and this puts people off.…
Building Material Advice and Supply
Most of my time is currently spent with EH Smith where I am responsible for 'Strategic Business Development.' In plain english, I look for opportunities and then develop a strategy to make them happen. I do a lot of work with Masterplan Architects, City Planning and Regeneration teams and large building contractors, and this is very much my focus. I am fortunate enough to have an excellent team of more than 600 staff to back up my efforts.
Founded in 1922, E H Smith is now one of the largest privately owned building materials suppliers to the construction industry in the UK, employing over 600 people, with a turnover in of almost £110m (2007/8)
We have been involved in major building projects for almost a century and have an established pedigree that demonstrates our continued commitment to meeting the specialist enveloping needs of specifiers employed on multi-million pound contracts throughout the UK and overseas.
We have been key suppliers for some of the most prestigious and cutting-edge projects of the past eight decades. Whatever the project and wherever it is, we have the expertise, diverse product knowledge and industry experience to successfully see the project through to completion.
If you are involved in major building projects I'd love the opportunity to talk to you, as we have some cutting edge materials available that are not available anywhere else on the market.
Click on the images below to find out more about some of our past projects (for even more, have a look at our case studies) to find out more about what we do and how we do it.
Founded in 1922, E H Smith is now one of the largest privately owned building materials suppliers to the construction industry in the UK, employing over 600 people, with a turnover in of almost £110m (2007/8) We have been involved in major building projects for almost a century and have an established pedigree that demonstrates our continued commitment to meeting the specialist enveloping needs of specifiers employed on multi-million pound contracts throughout the UK and overseas.
We have been key suppliers for some of the most prestigious and cutting-edge projects of the past eight decades. Whatever the project and wherever it is, we have the expertise, diverse product knowledge and industry experience to successfully see the project through to completion.
If you are involved in major building projects I'd love the opportunity to talk to you, as we have some cutting edge materials available that are not available anywhere else on the market.
Click on the images below to find out more about some of our past projects (for even more, have a look at our case studies) to find out more about what we do and how we do it.
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- At 7:28pm on November 25, 2008,
Martin Brown said… - Hi John and welcome to be2camp - looking forward to your contributions here. Rgds Martin
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