CIOB policy chief Eddie Tuttle reflects on a busy 12 months across the built environment sector.  

A construction professional in South Africa is making her mark via a plethora of initiatives to encourage local engagement with construction careers.

Young construction professionals will be combining a site visit with socialising this month in a Tomorrow’s Leaders event in Derby. The CIOB event, on 20 March, includes a tour of…

The assistant framework manager at SCF Hampshire Council on choosing a construction career, Tomorrow’s Leaders, and changing perceptions in the industry.

Taking the awkwardness out of networking and making it work for you was the theme of an event, Master Your Networking Game, held at Manchester Metropolitan University by CIOB’s Tomorrow’s Leaders, Generation 4 Change (G4C) and Constructing Excellence.

Got a problem incorporating QTO into digital construction processes? Can you combine COBie principles to make QTO easy? Join Steven Adams in his journey to do just that.

The Northern Ireland Hub has created a strategy for Tomorrow’s Leaders (TL) in the area.

Tomorrow’s Leaders is supporting the construction industry with a series of webinars on current challenges.

Birmingham & Northampton Tomorrow’s Leaders are holding an informal evening of talks, tours and networking on 12 October.

The Chartered Institute of Building has published a new report highlighting the organisation’s own social value.

Following a successful recruitment campaign, the Midlands & Eastern CIOB team is welcomes 16 new Tomorrow’s Leaders champions to the region.

James Sergeant MCIOB is stepping down from his role as a Tomorrow’s Leaders representative (TLR) for Maidstone Hub after two years in the position.

A new Tomorrow’s Leaders (TL) champion has demonstrated the powerful networking opportunities that can result from CIOB events.

The annual Bright Futures Student Challenge once again proved that there is a wealth of talent waiting to come into the construction industry.

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

The next generation of construction leaders from across the world gathered online last week, alongside employers, academics and industry professionals for the launch of the Chartered Institute of Building’s (CIOB) Tomorrow’s Leaders community.

The annual CIOB Tomorrow’s Leaders London and South Bright Futures Student Challenge (BFSC) once again proved that there is a wealth of talent ready and waiting to come into the construction Industry.

Caroline Gumble explains why CIOB is making work to engage younger members one of its top priorities in 2022.