CN Summit
The Construction News Summit is the UK’s leading gathering for leaders and decision makers through the construction supply chain. Exploring how the industry is gearing up for the next generation of construction. Now in its 9th year, the CN Summit will delve into MMC, the skills shortage and how investment look in a post-pandemic society.
Make sure you attend to gain critical insight from the clients and projects paving the way for the rest of the industry and explore what project sites and businesses will look like in the short-medium term.
The Construction News Summit brings together leading industry figures from public and private sectors clients to main contractors and their supply chain, to discuss how to create a more resilient industry and supply chain in these challenging times.
We are delighted to be back as a physical event in 2021 and providing you with the best learning and networking opportunity in the industry.
Countdown to the CN Summit
148d 3h 19m 44s
WHAT'S ON
Programme
Explore the topics and themes that will be covered this year and see what you can take away from the day.
Speakers
Find out who will be speaking this year and delivering the exciting agenda for this prestigious event.
Take a look at the highlights from last year's summit
Sponsorship Opportunities
CN Summit is an exciting learning and networking event which brings together decision makers from across the supply chain to share best practice and explore how they can better design and deliver future projects.
Why you should be involved:
Lead the conversation and network with clients, contractors, consultants, suppliers and manufacturers as the industry looks to become more efficient
Hear from the industry leaders about what they are looking for from those involved in the design process and the role of innovation and technology.
Position your business as a thought leader and meet those managing complex projects.
To discuss partnership opportunities, please contact Francis Barham on 020 3953 2912 or email francis.barham@emap.com