Finditin Meet the Buyer: Supply chains building towards a net-zero future
5th October 2022 08:00 to 10:00 NEC, National Exhibition Centre Free
The Net Zero Challenge | The Supply Chain Opportunity
Join us at UK Construction Week at the NEC on Wednesday 5 October to hear how leading firms in the construction firms are building a low-carbon supply chain and looking to meet local suppliers.
Book a 121 with the contractors working on Coventry projects to discuss supply chain opportunities and tender opportunities.
Hear from industry experts with advice to help your business start reducing emissions and work towards net zero.
Meet other suppliers and access all areas of UK Construction Week as a Finditin VIP guest.
Net-zero supply chains are the next big opportunity for business – Planning effectively for tomorrow also means taking steps forward today.
Book your free place below.
This event is open to businesses in Coventry and Warwickshire and the wider West Midlands.
Buyers are looking to meet potential suppliers for:
Brickwork; Flooring; Single Ply Roofing; Ceilings & Partitions; Joinery; IPS Cubicles; Steel Stairs & Balustrading; Soft Flooring; Rendering; Screed; Ceramic Tiling; Painting; Steel Doors; Glazed Screens; Resin Flooring; Timber Doors.
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Location: NEC, National Exhibition Centre
North Avenue
Marston Green
Birmingham
West Midlands
B40 1NT
Event Speakers
Zainab Dangana
Head of Sustainable Technology at Wates Construction
Wates Group Ltd is one of the largest family owned construction, property services and development companies in the United Kingdom. Wates Giving, the firm's charitable foundation, has donated over £10 million since 2008.
Katherine Rusack
Head of Sustainable Procurement at Balfour Beatty Ltd
Balfour Beatty is a leading international infrastructure group. Creating infrastructure; supporting communities; enabling growth.
Des O'Neill
Managing Director at Interclass Public Limited Company
Interclass is a Midlands based construction company providing services across 3 divisions; construction, surfacing and civil engineering.
Matt Johnson
Operations Director at Wates Construction Limited
Wates Group Ltd is one of the largest family owned construction, property services and development companies in the United Kingdom. Wates Giving, the firm's charitable foundation, has donated over £10 million since 2008.
David Hope
Economic Policy and Major Projects Team Leader at Coventry City Council
Currently leading Coventry City Council's Projects & Economic Policy Team, which is responsible for designing and managing major publicly funded economic development programmes within Coventry & Warwickshire.
Event Buyers
Interclass PLC
Services: LO Brickwork; Flooring (Junckers); Single Ply Roofing; Ceilings & Partitions; Joinery; IPS Cubicles; Steel Stairs & Balustrading; Soft Flooring; Rendering; Screed; Ceramic Tiling; Painting; Steel Doors; Glazed Screens; Resin Flooring; Timber Doors
Interclass is the appointed principal contractor on the major multi-million pound redevelopment of Albany Theatre. The Albany Theatre, which started life as part of Coventry Technical College in 1935, survived the 1940 Coventry Blitz, and even closed down in 2008, is securing its future as a theatre and community arts space with the major works. The first phase of the development, which will bring improvements to the existing studio theatre, three new studios, a new café and improved audience and community facilities, is set for completion by Summer 2023. We are creating two new participatory/education spaces and a new studio theatre, as well as a new café/bar, improvements to the existing studio theatre and enhanced audience and community facilities. While improving the theatre’s audience and hospitality offering, the new facilities will also allow the theatre to expand its learning and participation programmes. The works are being delivered thanks to grants from the City of Culture Capital Fund and Coventry City Council’s Cultural Capital Investment Fund.
Buyers will be attending the Meet the Buyer event on 5 October to meet potential suppliers.