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Sunday 20 May 2012
2012 CQI conference
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Quality: Building Better Business

The Chartered Quality Institute’s 2012 Quality Conference promises to be an informative and inspiring day of debate, discussion and networking. Dedicated to driving forward the quality agenda by providing delegates with a greater understanding of how quality practice and perception is vital to the success of their business, the conference is an unmissable event for anyone working to improve organisational performance.
Why attend?

About the conference

Successful quality management is integral to the effective design of processes, services and products that meet and exceed customer needs. By planning business and product life cycles, and ensuring that the outcomes are valued, quality management tackles inefficiency and is a crucial factor in ensuring business survival and success.

The CQI conference will explore how companies can use quality to develop and maintain a competitive lead.  High profile speakers will debate topics such as:


  •     Leadership and cultural change
  •     The relationship between customer care and quality
  •     Initiating change in the face of opposition
  •     Innovation vs invention
  •     Reducing risk and building reputation
  •     The development of the quality profession


Speakers

Chaired by Nadine Dereza, former CNN and BBC presenter, the high profile speaker line-up includes:
  • Rt Hon Lord Andrew Adonis
    Former Secretary of State for Transport, Schools Minister and advisor to Tony Blair
  • Dame Helen Alexander CBE
    Chairman of Incisive Media, UBM and of the Port of London Authority (PLA). The first ever female President of the CBI and ex Chief Executive of the Economist Group
  • Paul Moore
    Former Head of Group Regulatory Risk for HBOS
  • Gerald Ratner
    Owner of Ratners Jewellers and now owner of Gerald Online

Venue

The King's Fund
No.11 Cavendish Square
London
W1G 0AN
Tel: 020 7307 2474
Fax: 020 7307 2815


The closest underground station is Oxford Circus (Bakerloo, Central and Victoria lines) Exit 4 (corner near H&M store).  For a map and further venue information please click here