Tuesday 19 November | The Minster Building, London
Tuesday 19 November | The Minster Building, London
Tuesday 19 November | The Minster Building, London
Tuesday 19 November | The Minster Building, London
Tuesday 19 November | The Minster Building, London
Tuesday 19 November | The Minster Building, London
Tuesday 19 November | The Minster Building, London
Construction News brings you CN Forecasting
Construction News is delighted to bring you the 2nd CN Forecasting conference, a critical gathering for contractors to meet with clients and understand their upcoming pipeline and priorities.
Bringing together leading clients from both public and private sectors, forecasting the impact of the economy on labour markets, material prices and project starts and helping contractors to plan and bid for work in the most profitable sectors.
Don’t miss this important opportunity to build relationships with key clients.
Previous participants
30+
client speakers
150
attendees
4
hours of networking
1
day not to be missed
Why attend
Over 90% of the summit programme will be led by developers and public sector clients. This is your chance to:
Gain valuable market insights, to identify industry trends and seize business development opportunities
Stay ahead of the competition, and understand what your clients prioritise most to help you win more work
Enjoy networking opportunities, with a programme designed to encourage meaningful conversations and connections
Discover upcoming opportunities and connect with leading clients to foster new relationships, collaborations and business opportunities
Enhance project delivery by understanding client priorities and aligning your business to deliver on them
Improve decision making with access to data-driven market reports to make more informed decisions
Who will be there
Delegates are encouraged to attend from all UK construction firms who work in job functions such as business development, work winning, bid and tender management, contract management, client relationships, strategic markets, commercial, regional or sector specific management.
Expected job titles include, but are not limited to:
