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Based in Nottingham, the CBI East Midlands office is the main link between your company and the national headquarters of the CBI. It ensures member firms are fully briefed on CBI initiatives and current policy work. It provides opportunities through the Regional Council, through County Groups and other meetings of members and through contact with individual companies for members to voice their opinions, problems and concerns. It also conveys the message from members in the East Midlands to the specialist staff at CBI headquarters in London. The office acts as a focal point for CBI activities in the East Midlands and is regarded as an authoritative point of contact with local members of Parliament, members of the European Parliament, the Regional Office of Government, local authorities, Chambers of Commerce, trade and other employer associations, educational institutions and many other organisations. It ensures the voice of industry and commerce is projected to the local regional and national media maintaining the high profile of the CBI in the East Midlands. The staff keep in close touch with the economic life of the region and are the initial contact point for all members needing help, advice and information. Regional director: Lucy Haynes Regional executive: Sarah Wood CBI Ashbourne House 49-51 Forest Road East Nottingham NG1 4HT Tel: 0115 852 3150 Fax: 0115 958 5763 If you would like further information about the CBI's East Midlands Office and its activities, please email Sarah Wood Getting here: Use transport direct's door-to-door journey planner Go to East Midlands homepage |
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