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Design Council
info@designcouncil.org.uk
Design Council
2010-03-01T12:26:08Z
<p>To find out, the Design Council and The Economist are bringing business and design together at a major conference next month. We hope that you, as a designer, will want to be part of the conversation. Especially as we’re offering a 50% discount to members of design networks and bodies.</p>
<p>The Redesigning Business Summit will focus on how design could provide the new ideas that companies need to plot their next move in a post-recession economy. And we’ll explore how design can respond to challenges like climate change, globalisation and fast-developing technology.</p>
<p>You have a chance to join the debate and get a 50% discount on the full price of £1,295 plus <span class="caps">VAT</span>. To secure a place for the special price of £647.50 plus <span class="caps">VAT</span>, book now using code ‘DC09’.</p>
<p>Confirmed speakers include IDEO’s Chief Creative Officer Paul Bennett, M&S Sustainable Business Director Richard Gillies, collaborative innovation pioneer Nick Jankel and Joe Ferry, Virgin Atlantic Airways’ Head of Design.</p>
<p>As well as being a fascinating couple of days, this will be a great opportunity to step into the client’s shoes, see a difficult world from their perspective… and maybe even introduce them to yours.</p>
<p>When 11 March – 12 March 2010 <br />
Time 8.15–17.00 and 8.15–14.30 <br />
Where Kings Place London, N1</p>
2010-03-12T14:30:00Z
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redesigning-business-summit
647.50 plus VAT
2010-03-11T08:15:00Z
REDESIGNING BUSINESS SUMMIT
2010-03-05T12:30:23Z
London
Kings Place
N1 9AG
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design council, event, designers
2010-01-20T10:27:27Z
<p>Business is changing faster than ever. The Redesigning Business Summit on 11 and 12 March 2010 will show how designers are helping businesses amid today’s environmental, regulatory economic and social challenges. Hear Marks and Spencer on the design challenge that is revolutionising its business, Microsoft on how it’s reinventing its products around its customers and premium organic cotton underwear manufacturer <span class="caps">PACT</span> on how designer Yves Behar helped it rethink how a product could be developed and sold.</p>
<p>Get more info at: http://www.economistconferences.co.uk/redesigningbusiness/home</p>
2010-03-12T17:00:00Z
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1295.00
2010-03-11T09:00:00Z
THE BIG RETHINK
2010-01-22T13:40:53Z
London
Kings Place
www.economistconferences.co.uk/redesigningbusiness/home