Will Hutton speaking at the NICVA Conference. What do you think of his approach and ideas?
NICVA #cgeni conference - Will Hutton slides
A photographic flavour of Creating a good economy conference
Just a small photographic flavour of the NICVA #cgeni Creating the Good Economy taking place in the Stormont Hotel today.
Also tweet @NICVA or @NICVACEE your questions throughout the day and follow #cgeni on twitter. You can even ask your question via @williamcrawley
Don't forget the live blog over at Slugger!!
NICVA - Creating a good economy conference - the start
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NICVA is putting on the 'Creating the Good Economy' Conference at the Stormont Hotel today.
There will be a number of panels during the day. Up to lunch we have a panel discussion with Bob Stronge (Chair of NICVA), Arlene Foster (DETI Minister), Seamus McAleavey (NICVA Chief Executive) and Angela McGowan (Chief Economist at the Northern Bank).
The First Keynote address will be from Will Hutton (Principal of Hertford College, Oxford University as well as being the Chair of the Big Innovation Centre at the Work Foundation) on 'What can we do to create the good economy'. There will be a panel discussion after with Will Hutton, Aideen McGinley (Cheif Executive of the ILEX Company), and Maureen Piggot ( Director of Mencap NI).
Update.
Bob Stronge delivered the opening address of the conference before Arlene Foster, Minister for DETI, speaks to the conference.
If you want to keep very much up to date you can also find a fully live blog with captured twitter stream as well over on Slugger O'Toole. :)
Bob Stronge delivered the opening address of the conference before Arlene Foster, Minister for DETI, speaks to the conference.
If you want to keep very much up to date you can also find a fully live blog with captured twitter stream as well over on Slugger O'Toole. :)
Your friendly neighbourhood Ninja
Well in Somerset they already have one.
Lucky beggars!
NICVA Live - Assembly Hustings event 7 April 2011
NICVA is hosting a hustings event to provide the voluntary and community sector with the opportunity to question MLA candidates from across the political spectrum on the subject of their manifestos. The event will be hosted by William Crawley, journalist and broadcaster. The event starts at 9.30am lasting to 1pm. This will be a live blog so join in. On twitter use the hashtag #nicva11
To follow the debate and even take part just click on the coveritlive below and it will show you how things are progressing.
To follow the debate and even take part just click on the coveritlive below and it will show you how things are progressing.
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