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Are you planning your visit to London Build Expo 2024? 😎 We have been working with the organisers for #NAWIC ’s contribution to extend beyond the annual WIC gathering into a variety of panels. 🌟 You will find our committee members taking part in top panels and even leading a workshop. This one can't be missed! book your tickets here: https://lnkd.in/e9t2jfWW 🌟Panel: How Can We Attract More Women into Construction? (20th Nov 1:00pm)🌟 This panel discussion, with NAWIC LDN committee member and Operations Manager Chloe Xidhas, will look at the challenges women face in the construction industry and how to create a more inclusive environment. Attendees will gain insights into: - Challenging gender stereotypes associated with construction. - Creating a more inclusive workplace culture. - Elevating women into leadership roles and how mentoring can support women. 🎯 Workshop: LinkedIn Lead Generation: Attracting Ideal Clients and Projects through Personal Branding (21st Nov 10:00 am) 🎯 This workshop, led by NAWIC LDN committee member and LinkedIn Personal Branding expert Beatrice Ronchetti, focuses on utilising LinkedIn for business growth by creating a compelling personal brand. Attendees will be introduced to Beatrice's C.L.E.A.R. framework, a method that focuses on: - Understanding and engaging with target clients. - Using LinkedIn to foster connections. - Sharing content that positions users as thought leaders. 🔎 Panel: Mind the (Skills) Gap: Upskilling Today’s Workforce for Tomorrow’s Challenges (21st Nov 3:00pm)🔎 This discussion will be led by NAWIC LDN committee member and recruitment specialist Karen Rothwell, with Karen Mosley, Jennifer Owen MCIOB, Nick James, and Hannah Rolph. The panel will look at the mismatch between the skills employees have and those that employers need. Key topics include: - Realistic current and future barriers. - The importance of upskilling for career progression and how employers can balance upskilling and new hires. - The role of education and entry routes into construction, with a focus on architectural education from Karen. - Strategies for implementing continuous learning in the workplace. 🏗 Panel: Designing the Future of the UK High Street (21st Nov 3:00pm)🏗 This panel discussion, moderated by NAWIC LDN committee member and Architect Cristina Lanz Azcarate, will explore the challenges and opportunities for UK high streets with the aim to generate ideas to transform high streets into vibrant community hubs. The panel will include Glyn Tully, Michael Cowdy, Jon Eaglesham, Michaela Winter-Taylor and Katia Polidoro, who will consider how design and innovation can shape their future. Key topics include: - Current challenges facing high streets. - Enhancing accessibility and inclusivity. - Collaboration for successful revitalisation. - Embracing innovation. You don't want to miss this! Book your tickets here: https://lnkd.in/e9t2jfWW