Environment, carbon and sustainability | Home | The ENDS Report The Henley Knowledge Management Forum | Centres of Excellence | Henley Business School - University of Reading About us Established in 2000, the Henley Forum (previously known as Henley KM Forum) brings together business practitioners, industry thought-leaders and experts/academics to help organisations tackle the new challenges presented by the knowledge economy. The ongoing programme of workshops, seminars, discussion groups and highly focussed research projects spans key issues affecting most organisations today. Henley Forum Events Henley Forum Calendar of Events, 2014 - 2015 Henley Forum Knowledge Knowledge Flow This fortnightly magazine is curated by the Henley Forum team as a way of bringing topics of interest to the attention of subscribers. Knowledge in Action leaflets Download free summaries of research output for Knowledge in Action. Knowledge Works The book "Knowledge Works", published in 2011, contains all the practical tools, techniques, frameworks and cases that members created together over ten years. Henley Forum current projects Corporate Membership
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Engineering UK are an independent, not-for-profit organisation whose purpose is to promote the vital contribution that engineers, and engineering and technology, make to our society. Engineering UK also aim to inspire people at all levels to pursue careers in engineering and technology.
Benefits of Corporate Membership include:
• Membership of our high profile Business & Industry Panel which provides guidance on the various programmes we are engaged with. The Panel is chaired by Iain Gray, Chief Executive of the Technology Strategy Board (TSB)
• Attendance at House of Commons events during which business leaders are able to make a direct contribution to policy makers on various aspects of the STEM skills agenda
• Sponsorship opportunities at a number of major programmes, in particular, The Big Bang: UK Young Scientists & Engineers Fair. The 2010 Big Bang took place at Manchester Central and was a huge success with over 22,500 people attending over three days. The next Fair will be by ianaldc Mar 29