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The education building forum Scotland returns this April!

We are delighted to announce the education building forum Scotland will be taking place at the Dunblane Hydro on 25th & 26th April 2024.

 

 

 The theme for this year is ‘Education estates that prioritise Scotland’s future’. Speakers will include: 

  • Maxine Booth and Mark Mitchell - Aberdeenshire Council
  • Felicity Steers - Erz
  • Simon Bell - HLM Architects 
  • Steven Coulson - Holmes Miller 
  • Karen Pickering - University of Edinburgh
  • Alex Donaldson -  Scott Brownrigg
  • Elaine MacEachen - St Bernards Primary School 

The education building forum Scotland is a must attend event for those delivering all types of education facilities in Scotland. We bring together the local authorities, university estates, college and school leaders, architects, contractors and other senior level professionals looking to enhance their projects and improve their supply chain.

The popular and unique winning formula includes hearing from experts, engaging with relevant and innovative suppliers. Whilst also having meaningful discussions, extensive networking and social interaction with your peers and potential business partners in luxurious surroundings.

Registration for the event is now open: Contact Us - eb forum Scotland (ebf-scotland.co.uk)

more information visit our website http://www.ebf-scotland.co.uk/ or call 0208 288 1080 and Niamh will be pleased to answer any of your questions.

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