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RICS Governing Council – Time to Vote
Posted on November 15, 2019 by Dayle in Dayles Blog, RICS, What we do.If you are an FRICS, MRICS or AssocRICS member you should have received a link asking you to vote in the elections for the new 15 market seats for Governing Council. This is the first time the membership has been asked to vote on the reformed make up of Governing Council. You may be thinking […]
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East Coast College New Energy Skills Centre Project Launch
Posted on June 17, 2017 by Dayle in Advice, Business, Consultancy, Dayles Blog, Our Projects, Press.Dayle Bayliss Associates are pleased to have been involved in supporting East Coast College in securing £10million of funding from New Anglia LEP to support the creation of their new Lowestoft Campus Energy Skills Centre. The project is a creation of a new £11million building dedicated to energy skills training and enterprise development. This project […]
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Dayle Bayliss Wins Norfolk Constructing Excellence Achiever of the Year
Posted on April 13, 2016 by Dayle in Awards, Dayles Blog, Press, Supporting Young People, Uncategorized, Women In Construction.It is with great pleasure to be celebrating Dayle’s achievement in winning this years Norfolk Constructing Excellence Award for Achiever of the Year, sponsored by Build Insight. Nominated by Christina Sadler of Network Christina, in recognition for her pro-bono and skills work across Norfolk and Suffolk. Norfolk Constructing Excellence Club is committed to improving the […]
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Maintaining Entrepreneur Creativity in an Organisation – The Intrepreneur
Posted on July 24, 2015 by Dayle in Business, Consultancy, Dayles Blog, Enterprise, Entrepreneur, Uncategorized.The Intrepreneur – Maintaining Entrepreneurial Creativity in Organisations First there was the entrepreneur – The person who set up on their own, taking on financial risks in the hope of profit. Then came the mumpreneur – The mother actively balancing the roles of mum and business owner. There was the minipreneur – A vast army of micro […]
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Construction Skills Shortage – Lets Do Something About It!
Posted on October 30, 2014 by Dayle in Advice, Dayles Blog, RICS matrics, Supporting Young People, Uncategorized, Women In Construction.Instead of just sitting contemplating the skills shortage, let’s do something about it! It is well known that in our sector, training budgets were slashed during the recession. We also lost an approximate 400,000 people from the industry, who took their skills and their experience elsewhere. 500,000 construction sector workers are due to hit retirement […]
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