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Student Boat Trip 2007
Some of the students at the
LSBM boat trip
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LSBM SEMINAR MAY 2007
For the past two years, LSBM has hosted a
Contract and Contracting Management seminar for delegates from the
Nigerian Institute of Industrial Management. The delegates have
been extremely happy with the level of service and the academic
content provided during the seminar, and we look forward to seeing
them and other new delegates in the future.
If you are interested in holding a seminar in London please
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| FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: MR. MAGAJO
MOHAMMED SEKU (DELEGATE), ENO AMASI-MAYCOCK (LECTURER), ENGR.
GEORGE T. ALKALI NDUUL (DELEGATE), ROSEMARY SKORDOULIS (SCHOOL
ACADEMIC DIRECTOR), ENGR. ABUBAKAR MOHAMMED HASSAN (DELEGATE),
ANNALIESE BOUCHER(STUDENT SERVICES COORDINATOR), ENGR. YILA
INNOCENT DANLELE (DELEGATE), NNAMDI OBIOSA (LECTURER) |
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“The sun was absolutely gleaming on Friday 25th May, as we all
enjoyed a river cruise and sightseeing tour of London on the river
Thames.
Staff and students enjoyed the day, from walking over the
Millennium bridge, having lunch with a magnificent view of the
London Eye in sight, to cruising along the river Thames with a
wonderfully English guided tour complete with a cockney skipper.
The day was absolutely perfect”.
Annaliese Boucher
Student Services Coordinator
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NEW MEMBERS OF THE LONDON CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
LSBM is proud to announce that we are now
members of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI).
As part of a huge network of London-based businesses that
encompass small to medium-sized enterprises as well as major
international conglomerates, we will be using the membership to
grow our industry links.
There are many benefits to being a member of one of the largest
and well-known business networks in the world, and we will pass
these onto our students in the form of up-to-the-minute, wider
commercial knowledge and
expertise.
We are already in the enviable
position of having contact with industry experts from a variety of
sectors across the UK, and with the Chamber membership, we can now
add further value to the classroom setting. |
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NEW MEMBER OF STAFF AT LSBM |
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 LSBM are happy to
announce the arrival of another new member of staff.
Monika Popp will be joining us as a Student Advisor in the
admissions team.
Monika has previously worked as the EU Recruitment Officer for
Brunel University and we believe that she will make a valuable
addition to LSBM. Welcome Monika!
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| The origins of the LCCI |
The origins of the LCCI, as stated on their website, ‘[back in
1782 an entrepreneurial individual produced a paper advocating a
plan for a Chamber of Commerce in the Cornhill part of the City of
London.
The proposed plan incorporated an information office for business
and trade enterprises to use for "consultation, opinion, advice,
information and assistance". A subscription rate of not less than
three guineas, a significant sum at that time, was suggested for
the service.
The aim of the newly formed body was to influence public opinion,
the legislature and to affect reforms that individual companies
would not be powerful enough to bring about. It was agreed by
those founding fathers that London Chamber was to be a Chamber for
the London Metropolis and not just for the City of London’. |
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