Are you aware of the changes coming with the introduction of the European Accessibility Act (EEA)? We’re here to help you navigate them with confidence.
Join us on 14th May at 3:00 PM for an engaging and informative session with Stephen Cutchins, Senior Manager of Accessibility at Cvent. Stephen will explain what the new legislation means, how it may impact your organisation, and the steps you can take to align with evolving accessibility standards.
This is a great opportunity to stay updated, ask questions, and ensure your business is prepared. Don’t miss out—mark your calendar and secure your spot today!
Prices
This event is free for ABPCO members. For non-members, please find a list of tickets for this event below.
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Attendees
The following delegates are already attending this event.
Mrs Clare Beach
Azura Events
Ms Nicola Bogle
The Conference Consultancy Ltd
Ms Isabel Brinsden
British Pharmacological Society
Ms Sarah Byrne
Mosaic Events Ltd
Mrs Francesca Cassidy
British Paediatric Neurology Association (BPNA)
Mrs Sammy Connell
NASUWT - The Teachers' Union
Mr Sergio Gallego-Schmid
Business Continuity Institute (The BCI)
Mrs Rebecca Gibson
BACP
Ms Anita Macdonald
Meet Cambridge
Mr David Murray
British Standards Institution (BSI)
Ms Laura Nason
The Events Company
Ms Nicola Pearce
University of Aberdeen
Mrs Jessica Penney
BSI
Miss Leonie Postma
Conference Partners International
Mr Josh Reed
BACP
Mrs Kate Sargent
Bioscientifica Ltd
Mr Luke Smith
Total Expo
Mr Paul Swain
Visit Flanders
Ms Anne Taft
European Venous Forum
Miss Sophie Tanner
Shooting Star Children's Hospices
Mrs Karen Usmani
The Institute of Leadership
Dr Fiona Watson
Afion Media Ltd
Ms Caroline Windsor
TFI Lodestar
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Organisation |
| Ms Jessica Davies |
Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association |
| Ms Alison Roddam |
Freelance |
| Mrs Becki Wingell |
British Pharmacological Society |
Delegate Terms and Conditions
Please do let us know if you can't now make it.
ABPCO are committed to and actively encourage diversity and promote inclusion and accessibility at our events.
We value the participation of each individual and want everybody to have an enjoyable and fulfilling experience. All communication and behaviour should therefore be appropriate for a professional audience.
By attending an ABPCO event, you’re agreeing to respect and be kind to everybody, regardless of their gender, race, religion, age, sexual orientation, disability, or any other aspect of what they look like, where they come from or who they are.
For further information and our full code of conduct please visit our website