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Wednesday, 18 August 2010
Significant investment brings Møller Centre a 20% increase in clients
Significant investment brings The Møller Centre a 20% increase in clients – and there’s more to come! Read more at http://www.myvenues.co.uk/news/Venues/Significant-investment-brings-M%F8ller-Centre-a-20%25-increase-in-clients-%96-and-there%92s-more-to-come!/1865/
CPPD Centre for Personal & Professional Development
More information about CPPD courses at The Pitt Building, Cambridge will be available from 1st September - visit www.training.cam.ac.uk/cppd to find out more.
Win More Conferences and Events
An inspiring new training course from Tourism South East will set you on the right path to creating additional revenue from events and conference business - Thursday 9 December at Lane End Conference Centre
An important step forward for the meeting industry
Conference Centres of Excellence says that the recent meeting between the Business Visits & Events Partnership and the new Minister for Tourism is an important step forward for the meeting industry generally, and potentially for specialist conference venues in particular.
BVEP is a key ‘voice’ within the event industry, a leader in the effort to develop a competitive, high quality and more profitable business visits and events sector in Britain. Conference Centres of Excellence joined the group in 2007 to help represent the specialist conference venues sector.
BVEP’s chairman Michael Hirst met with Minister for Tourism John Penrose in July to discuss a number of issues. Mr Hirst said: "We had a good meeting and the minister was very switched on to the sector.” The minister agreed that bilateral meetings should continue to take place with his officials and BVEP on a regular basis.
“The meeting provided encouraging evidence that the Government understands the real significance of business tourism and the role of conference and events providers such as our members,” said Conference Centres of Excellence’s Executive Director Anthony Lishman (pictured), who represents the consortium at BVEP meetings: “ We hope it will come to recognise fully that, as the public sector comes even more pressure to cut costs, specialist venues provide a high value method of optimising expenditure on events and the receptiveness of those involved.”
Mr Lishman emphasised that its participation in the BVEP initiatives was not the only way in which Conference Centres of Excellence and its members were responding to the business challenge of economic pressures on the public and corporate sectors. “We are already capitalising on the versatility of the specialist venue concept in responding to changing patterns in demand and the nature of events,” he added: “ For example, our members are perfectly placed to respond to the increased need for training and teambuilding facilities, as organisations of all kinds seek to get the most out of a reducing workforce.”
BVEP is a key ‘voice’ within the event industry, a leader in the effort to develop a competitive, high quality and more profitable business visits and events sector in Britain. Conference Centres of Excellence joined the group in 2007 to help represent the specialist conference venues sector.
BVEP’s chairman Michael Hirst met with Minister for Tourism John Penrose in July to discuss a number of issues. Mr Hirst said: "We had a good meeting and the minister was very switched on to the sector.” The minister agreed that bilateral meetings should continue to take place with his officials and BVEP on a regular basis.
“The meeting provided encouraging evidence that the Government understands the real significance of business tourism and the role of conference and events providers such as our members,” said Conference Centres of Excellence’s Executive Director Anthony Lishman (pictured), who represents the consortium at BVEP meetings: “ We hope it will come to recognise fully that, as the public sector comes even more pressure to cut costs, specialist venues provide a high value method of optimising expenditure on events and the receptiveness of those involved.”
Mr Lishman emphasised that its participation in the BVEP initiatives was not the only way in which Conference Centres of Excellence and its members were responding to the business challenge of economic pressures on the public and corporate sectors. “We are already capitalising on the versatility of the specialist venue concept in responding to changing patterns in demand and the nature of events,” he added: “ For example, our members are perfectly placed to respond to the increased need for training and teambuilding facilities, as organisations of all kinds seek to get the most out of a reducing workforce.”
Monday, 9 August 2010
Dining with Conference Centres of Excellence - Menu selections
Recipe of the month August 2010 - Herb Crusted Fillet of Lamb with Potato Gratin and a Minted Pea Puree from Ashley Holt at Wellcome Trust Conference Centre Dining with Conference Centres of Excellence - Menu selections
Five reasons why you should use external facilities for meeting and training
A Blog About Sports Five reasons why you should use external facilities
For more details about Lane End Conference Centre and other specialist venues contact the Conference Centres of Excellence Hotline 0845 230 1414 or visit http://www.cceonline.co.uk/
For more details about Lane End Conference Centre and other specialist venues contact the Conference Centres of Excellence Hotline 0845 230 1414 or visit http://www.cceonline.co.uk/
Special offer for Event Organisers - August 2010
Special offer for Event Organisers from Cotswold Conference Centre - August 2010
Free 8-hour delegate place for organiser or lead delegate
Free WiFi access
Reserved car parking space & help unloading & loading
Business services (photocopying & faxing)
Free B&B - bring your partner and share a double room for no additional charge
Free access to all on-site team building activities
For more details visit Cotswold Conference Centre, Midlands - Conference Centres of Excellence or call 0845 230 1414
Free 8-hour delegate place for organiser or lead delegate
Free WiFi access
Reserved car parking space & help unloading & loading
Business services (photocopying & faxing)
Free B&B - bring your partner and share a double room for no additional charge
Free access to all on-site team building activities
For more details visit Cotswold Conference Centre, Midlands - Conference Centres of Excellence or call 0845 230 1414
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