The new CIOB Corporate Plan seeks to elevate the construction industry and help members make positive change across the built environment, writes Caroline Gumble.

The CIOB Corporate Plan for 2023 to 2028 sets out a new course for members and the wider construction industry.

The Singapore digital twin is the first digital twin of a country. Bentley Systems’ Mark Coates and Andrew Foster reflect on its challenges and capabilities.

Sponsoring one of the CIOB student initiatives is an effective way to raise your profile among the next generation of professionals.

CIOB past president Colin Harding has written a book about the firm he spearheaded and the town it helped to build.

A team of construction industry students from Galway’s Atlantic Technological University (ATU) has won CIOB’s Tomorrow’s Leaders Challenge.

Norwich Hub members enjoyed two site visits in the East Anglia region last year.

Two graduation ceremonies for chartered members took place in October last year at Clothworkers Hall, London.

JB Langley Associates, a CIOB CBC, has become a chartered environmentalist (CEnv) employer champion.

Feedback from delegates shows that CIOB’s recent International Heritage Conference in Malta was seen as a great success.

CIOB has appointed Professor Mike Kagioglou FCIOB as its new vice-president.

From next year CPD must include a specific focus on ethical behaviour. This mandatory policy places ethics to the forefront of members’ lifelong learning activities.

CIOB senior vice-president Sandi Rhys Jones OBE talked to a round table of industry heavyweights in Jersey recently.

CIOB is set to offer a new grade of membership this summer, which will encompass technical roles.

Being part of CIOB is about belonging to an organisation that does good things. And now we have measured its social value for the first time. Caroline Gumble explains.

Highlights of the CIOB calendar for the coming month.

Study using financial proxies from the Social Value Bank shows high social value return of key CIOB activities, writes Rod Sweet.

CIOB’s new head of client development, Linda Stevens, tells Neil Gerrard how the institute will help clients improve their project outcomes.