WRC has announced that its Innovation in Action conference for next year will take place on 28th and 29th April 2015.
The highly successful WRc Innovation Event is continuing to go from strength to strength and will begin next year on the 28th April with an Innovation Awards Ceremony/Drinks Reception at STEAM in Swindon.
The Innovation Conference will take place the following day at WRc’s office in Swindon and will be attended by representatives from the water, waste, gas and environment sectors as wells as innovators, regulators, government, experts and technologists.
Mark Smith, Managing Director at WRc commented:
“Over 450 guests registered to join us last year for another very successful event which continues to grow year on year. WRc facilitates innovation through collaboration and we are delighted to host such a successful key networking event which brings together great minds from all sectors to explore innovation.”
Attendance is free - however, places are limited. Click here for further information and registration.
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