MEMBERSHIP CLUBS   

ASSOCIATES' CLUB 2019

A new training programme with a series of business skills courses and discussions specifically designed for the essential role of the Associates in the practice.

"Leading people and teams, managing project and client priorities, and being the key people between directors and the rest of the studio requires sound leadership skills, knowledge and judgement. For architects, there is an additional layer of balancing project constraints and creative aspirations." - Russell Pollard, Innovia Partners
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First Session: 12 February 2019.
Directors' Club 2019
The Directors' Club programme offers the rare opportunity for directors of small and medium-sized practices to share knowledge about how they run their businesses and tackle industry issues and opportunities.

Held 6 times a year, the Directors’ Club offers studio-visit discussions between directors led by an expert moderator. The sessions are in an informal and social environment, where the directors can gain valuable insights from business experts and peers. 
​The membership also includes access to 3 MoA Academy sessions of your choice

​Want more information on any of our programmes, workshops and events?
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MoA BUSINESS ACADEMY          

​How to use key HR principles to grow your practice and keep your talent
Session 1: 17 January 2019
Session 2: 24 January 2019
Time: 6.30-8.30pm
Venue: Build Studios, Waterloo
Lecturer: Kate Marks, EvolutionHR

This two-session workshop will give you an overview of key HR principles and best practice examples to help you grow your practice and nurture talent. This course will help you to successfully incorporate HR in your practice and learn how to build better teams to grow your business. 
Build Your Practice's Marketing & Business Development Capabilities
Date:  12 February 2019
Time:  6:30-8:30pm
Venue: Build Studios, 203 Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7FR
Lecturers: Russell Pollard and John McKenna, Innovia Partners

How can practices promote and support business development activities within the team?

Securing the right project and design opportunities require an integrated approach to business development, marketing, and brand. This interactive session will look at how leaders can manage their business development and marketing activities and people in strategic and efficient ways. From coordinating individual efforts of team members to establishing practice-wide awareness, architectural practices can build up its reputation and profile.
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Lecturer: Del Hossain, Managing Director, Adrem London

EXHIBITION                    

London Festival of Architecture
​Summer Pavilion

​​London Festival of Architecture Summer Pavilion designed by Cero9 Architects

Coming soon.
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​Sponsored by Finsa

THEMATIC PROGRAMMING

2019 programmes 
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MoA Academy programming is kindly hosted by ​Build Studios​, the first co-working space in the UK to focus on the whole built environment.