IQ Academy Webinar – The Aggregates Industry, A Market Perspective – 20 Dec
The final 2018 Institute of Quarrying (IQ) Academy βLunch & Learnβ webinar aims to provide a market-based view of the aggregate industry.
Hosted by Andy Sales, director of specialist market research consultancy BDS Marketing Research, the webinar takes place on Thursday 20th December between 12:30-13:00. βThe Aggregates Industry β A Market Perspectiveβ examines the aggregates industry from a market perspective.
Andy says: βThe aggregates industry plays a pivotal and fundamental role in enabling the government and commercial companies to deliver planned schemes for infrastructure, housing, retail, industrial and all other construction sectors. Without an adequate and well-planned source of aggregates and a national network of producing companies, this would be impossible to deliver.
βThis webinar provides a market-based view of the aggregates industry to help create an awareness of historical trends in the marketplace, the leading producers and how they have evolved, and key industry issues including the planning process, Brexit, and infrastructure projects, to name but a few.β
James Thorne is Chief Executive Officer at IQ. He says: βSince launching our highly popular βLunch & Learnβ programme at the beginning of this year, weβve received nothing but positive feedback. Sessions offer great continuing professional development opportunities (CPD) and are a compact education resource covering issues in the mineral extraction industry.
βAs the 2018 series comes to a close with industry expert Andy Sales, weβre delighted to confirm that βLunch & Learnβ will return in the New Year with sessions already in the pipeline.β
Founded in 1989, BDS Marketing Research is the leading independent consultancy focusing on the aggregates and associated heavy building materials markets in Great Britain.
Andy Sales is Research Director of BDS, having joined in 2005 after a 20-year career with Hanson carrying out a number of senior management roles.
















