IDCIT are hosting two events in Edinburgh showcasing GDPR and the importance of Cloud Computing with Azure and Office 365.
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) – 9th November 2017
13:00 – Introduction
13:30 – 14:00 – GDRP – Alan Nelson – CMS Law & Tax
15 Minute Break
14:15 – 14:45 – IDCIT – IT Implications of GDPR
15 Minute Break
15:00 – 15:30 – TBC
15 Minute Break
15:45 – 16:45 – General Discussion
Cloud Computing and 365 – 23rd November 2017
13:00 – Introduction
13:30 – 14:00 – James Henderson – BA365
15 Minute Break
14:15 – 14:45 – IDCIT – Office 365
15 Minute Break
15:00 – 15:30 – Accu8 Payroll
15 Minute Break
15:45 – 16:15 IDCIT – Future of IT
Who Should Register?
The events are aimed at decision makers and business owners who want to ensure their business is taking full advantage of cloud technologies, ensuring their companies become future proof.
To register your place on one of these events please click here and fill out the contact form. Please note there are limited number of seats available.
Who Are We?
We are a Microsoft Gold Partner Managed Services Company that provide the levels of service an attention that the modern business requires. We offer the following:
• Complete Microsoft Azure Migration
• Office 365 Subscriptions
• Custom Email Signatures
• Complete Cloud Security
• Fully Managed IT Support
• And Much More
Arts & Business Scotland is delighted to announce booking is now open for courses and seminars in Edinburgh on copywriting, hiring for attitude and being a board member and their next Development Forum in Glasgow.
See all events here http://bit.ly/2vXOytB
Development Forum: GDPR and A Culture Strategy for Scotland
Thursday 26 October, Glasgow
Booking: https://DevelopmentForumOct26.eventbrite.co.uk
Our latest Development Forum features two Topics in Focus:
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will have a significant impact on how cultural organisations deal with personal data. Speakers from Scott-Moncrieff and BTO Solicitors will discuss important changes, including how it will affect fundraising and marketing.
A representative from Scottish Government will share the progress of A Culture Strategy for Scotland, enabling attendees to contribute to the consultation and feedback process.
This event is brought to you by Arts & Business Scotland, with Resourcing Scotland’s Heritage (RSH).
Telling it like it is – Effective Copywriting
Thursday 28 September, Edinburgh
Booking: https://CopywritingSept28.eventbrite.co.uk
This one-day training session explores the five stages of the copywriting process in the context of putting together an effective case for support for a cultural project or cause. Topics include defining and applying your tone of voice, writing creative headlines and crafting an elevator statement.
Introduction to Being a Board Member
Wednesday 4 October, Edinburgh
Booking: https://IBBMOct4.eventbrite.co.uk
This seminar is for new board members/trustees in the charitable arts sector (and those who would like a refresher) to understand their roles and responsibilities. Topics covered include: demystifying your legal and financial responsibilities and the dividing line between your role and that of the professional staff
Hiring and Managing for Attitude – Business Briefing
Tuesday 10 October, Edinburgh
Booking: https://HiringforAttitude.eventbrite.co.uk
So often people are great technically but are the wrong fit in terms of attitude and behaviours, so how do we recruit and develop the right people (and not the wrong people)? The session, delivered by A&BS member The HR Dept will cover the how to implement Competency based recruitment and performance management, and why it is so important.
– Master’s degree by Edinburgh Napier University and EICC offers cutting-edge industry experience to candidates
– MSc positioned to take advantage of fast-growing UK Events sector which now totals over £40 billion
– 12 to 15 students in first year of degree which starts in September
Edinburgh, 21st June 2017 – Edinburgh Napier University and the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC) have launched the UK’s first MSc in Business Events, a degree only currently available at undergraduate level across the UK, with the first intake of candidates commencing study this September.
The Master’s degree has been developed by Edinburgh Napier University (ENU) – Scotland’s top university for hospitality, tourism and events management, in partnership with the EICC, Scotland’s leading conference venue, which will be providing work placements for the MSc students as well as delivering guest lectures as part of the course at ENU’s Craiglockhart Campus.
Professor James O’Kane, Dean of Business School, Edinburgh Napier University, said: “This new award in conjunction with EICC offers students a unique opportunity to study for a Master’s degree in a leading Business School for Tourism and gain experience working with an award-winning, world-class partner. The collaboration of the Business School and EICC has enabled the creation of a novel programme that will produce employment ready graduates with skills and experience aligned to the strategic challenges of the Tourism sector, nationally and internationally.”
Marshall Dallas, Chief Executive of the EICC, said: “The business events industry is a fast-growing segment of Scotland and the UK’s economy and it’s more important than ever in 2017 that we keep ahead of global competition. There is a great feeling of collective confidence today that this Master’s qualification can be a real differentiator for the students who undertake it and today’s announcement represents the first step in an ongoing partnership with Edinburgh Napier University. Being a business which creates a platform for innovation and progression, we are thrilled to be working in collaboration with Napier on this initiative to produce amazing talent.”
For further information on this press release contact Jack Mathieson, Media & Communications Officer, on 0131 455 6251
Pictured above (L-R); James O’Kane of Edinburgh Napier University and Marshall Dallas of the Edinburgh International Conference Centre (EICC). Pic by Stewart Attwood.
1)Introducing Investors in People – 16/2/15 – 9-10.30 – £ free
Venue: Investors in People Scotland
https://www.iipscot.co.uk/EventManagement/Public/?EventID=588
Join us for breakfast and find out more about how Investors in People can help transform your business. This session will give you the opportunity to hear from an IIP expert on the benefits that we can bring to your organisation while also exploring the services and support that we can offer.
2)Building Capability – 23/2/15 – 9.30-15.30 – £99
Venue – Anderson Strathern
https://www.iipscot.co.uk/EventManagement/Public/?EventID=656
What does the workforce of the future look like? How can we engage with young people at work so they can deliver their best performance? What do we need to ensure is in place to support succession planning as we consider the needs of the business moving forward.
You are exploring the concept of what leadership means to you and your organisation and want to learn more about leading edge thinking about leadership for the future. Through the sessions we will challenge some traditional views of the role of leader and will consider the implications to organisations.
As we move out of recession many organisations are refocusing their strategies around growth. The natural resultant question is how do we get from here to there? And importantly do we have the leadership capability to make the transition? These sessions will help you to explore these leadership challenges, regardless of the size or sector of your organisation.
3) C.I.P.D Masterclass – 27/2/15 – 10-16 – £free
Venue – McDonald Rooms
https://www.iipscot.co.uk/EventManagement/Public/?EventID=661
These two topics will be delivered in a punchy and interactive 3-hour session – allowing us to maximise the benefit from CIPD’s renowned cutting-edge research. The remainder of the day will allow you to catch-up with the leadership team regarding business update, and to network with your colleagues.
4) Introducing Investors in Young People 5/3/15 – 9-11.30 – £0
Venue – Investors in People Scotland
https://www.iipscot.co.uk/EventManagement/Public/?EventID=645
We bring together like-minded organisations who are interested in finding out more about Investors in Young People and the benefits it can bring to your business. We will explore the new IIYP framework and how it can be implemented within your business.
Maggie’s Edinburgh had a fantastic weekend in North Berwick for Fringe by the Sea. Thank you to everyone who came to see us, we hope you all enjoyed the festival as much as we did!
We have some exciting events coming up in the next few months so look out for updates in our newsletters, website and social media sites.
Race the runway – Thursday 4 September
On Thursday 4 September drivers will be racing their own cars down Edinburgh Airport’s second runway to raise money for Maggie’s. If you would like to come and watch, you can do so for a £25 donation. Contact Mark Cooper for more information.
The Stand Comedy Night for Maggie’s – Tuesday 16 September
Come along to The Stand for an evening of entertainment with five hilarious comedians on Tuesday 16 September, all in aid of Maggie’s. Tickets cost £10 and can be purchased by calling 0131 537 3135 or by emailing Amy Robertson.
Pout – lifestyle show Saturday 27 – Sunday 28 September
We are delighted to have been picked as charity partner for the Pout event at the Corn Exchange on Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 September.
Pout is a ladies lifestyle show featuring, fashion, beauty and leisure time. You can shop, test products, buy treatments and have fun with friends. Maggie’s Edinburgh will have a stand there so please do come and say hello to us.
