INMOTION2010 to Repeat Success Formula: 27 April 2010
Xmbrace's annual event is a fast track, one day programme that gives delegates the opportunity to get up to date with the housing sector's most innovative housing associations and understand what they have done to improve productivity, effectiveness and most importantly, improve the services they offer to their residents. INMOTION enables those attending to network with them and with over 300 other delegates from the housing sector.
There will be case study presentations covering a variety of social housing topics. Small break-out rooms have been set aside for informal presentations throughout the day. Using the smaller rooms provides a more intimate feel and gives the audience a chance to ask questions and encourages discussion.
New this year to INMOTION, there will be 12 Keynote Speakers. Each presenter will cover one of the following topics: CRM, Partnering, Housing Maintenance, Performance Management, Mobile Working and Housing Policy.
For further details, visit the event website at Website: www.xmbrace.com/inmotion2010
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CIH Harrogate Set to Influence Government: 22 - 24 June 2010
The UK's largest housing conference and exhibition is being transformed to maximise its influence on the next UK Government.
The Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) has re- focussed its annual three day event in Harrogate into a new summit-style format, which will offer the whole of the housing sector the opportunity to come together to deliver a united and powerful voice to Government.
Delegates at this year's event will be invited to lead on the creation of a Housing Pact - a statement of what the sector will deliver with the necessary support from Government.
In contrast to previous years, the Minister for Housing has been invited to speak on the final day of conference and listen to the sector's plans to drive forward the housing sector.
CIH Chief Executive Sarah Webb said:
"CIH's Annual Conference and Exhibition is the only event that brings together private landlords, developers and voluntary sectors, as well as housing associations, ALMOs, and local authorities, to debate sector wide issues. It's in all of our interests to work together to remind Government that housing should remain a political priority over coming years.
"The new event format will help the sector to deliver a clear annual message to Government. We hope as many people as possible will join us at conference to help create a powerful and united voice both to Government and all those involved in improving housing and communities."
