NMDG Events

PARTNERSHIP’S- KNOWING WHERE & HOW TO INVEST TO ENSURE A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE FOR THE THAMES ESTUARY: BUSINESS BREAKFAST,THURSDAY 30^TH OCTOBER, SUSCON, DARTFORD, KENT: This meeting of the Thames and Channel, National Maritime Development Group (NMDG) has been designed to give executives an insight into how the Thames Estuary Partnership (TEP) achieves its mission by raising awareness of estuary issues, informing key decision makers, facilitating partnerships and managing projects and initiating research programmes. We will hear from Pat Fitzsimons, Director, Thames Estuary Partnership, on how the TEP has been building networks, delivery projects and facilitating partnerships programmes for the past 20 years. This venue will be providing a full English breakfast. Cost : £15+VAT for NMDG partners & their paid-for guests, £20+VAT for non-partners (N.B. non partners may only attend a max of 3 NMDG events). Registration from 07.30 hrs for 07.50 hrs start. Please email : info@imwa.co.uk to register your attendance.
ANTI-BRIBERY & CORRUPTION WITHIN MARITIME INDUSTRIES: BUSINESS BREAKFAST,THURSDAY 27^TH NOVEMBER, SUSCON, DARTFORD, KENT: This meeting of the Thames and Channel, National Maritime Development Group (NMDG) has been designed to give executives an insight into the risks and compliance issues in corruption and bribery faced by business within maritime industries. We will hear from Howard Shaw, Head of Anti-Bribery and Corruption Service for Mazars LLP. This venue will be providing a full English breakfast. Cost : £15+VAT for NMDG partners & their paid-for guests, £20+VAT for non-partners ( N.B. non partners may only attend a max of 3 NMDG events). Registration from 07.30 hrs for 07.50 hrs start. Please email : info@imwa.co.uk to register your attendance.
NATIONAL MARITIME SKILLS GAP GROUP (NMSGG) MEETING: TUESDAY 18^TH NOVEMBER, NATIONAL MARITIME TRAINING CENTRE, GRAVESEND, KENT: This is the 2^nd meeting of the Thames and Channel, NMSGG. This is an employer led group, involving some of the region’s major employers further supported by stakeholders, training providers, FE & HE’s,  and is limited to 40 partners. We would like to hear from ‘SME and larger employers only’ willing to participate in the groups work (we have ten employer spaces left). The purpose of the task and delivery group is to secure a closer working relationship between academia and industry to encourage joined up thinking across the wider maritime industries, share information about  labour and skills requirements and seek to form consortiums to design appropriate training interventions. EOI by email : peter.green@imwa.co.uk
visions of the thames 2014: thames estuary partnership’s annual forum: wednesday 12^th november, london– The National Maritime Development Group (NMDG) are co-sponsors of  this year’s Thames Estuary Partnership Annual Forum that will bring together over 300 key industry and government representatives for roundtable discussions and presentations on how a growing population, associated major developments and projects in the estuary, impact on a sustainable future for the river. The Thames Estuary Partnerships would be delighted to have you present at the forum to hear what you, as a Thames stakeholder have to share about the issues facing the estuary. To book your tickets : http://www.thamesweb.com/about-tep/annual-forums