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The ScotlandIS Member Outing: Arthur's Seat is an exciting networking event designed specifically for Scotland's thriving technology and digital business community. Hosted by ScotlandIS, this unique gathering combines professional networking with one of Edinburgh's most iconic outdoor destinations. Rather than hosting another traditional indoor networking session, ScotlandIS offers members and prospective members the opportunity to build meaningful business relationships while enjoying the natural beauty of Holyrood Park. This event creates a relaxed environment where conversations happen naturally as participants explore Arthur's Seat together. Whether you represent a technology startup, software company, cybersecurity business, data analytics firm, digital consultancy or an established enterprise, this networking experience provides an ideal setting to exchange ideas and develop valuable professional connections. Unlike formal conferences, the Arthur's Seat outing encourages open discussion, collaboration and community building. Walking together allows attendees to engage in genuine conversations, discuss industry challenges, discover partnership opportunities and expand their professional networks in an informal atmosphere. Why Attend? Scotland's digital technology sector continues to grow rapidly, creating exciting opportunities for businesses, entrepreneurs and professionals. ScotlandIS plays an important role in supporting innovation across the country's technology ecosystem by bringing together businesses, educators, investors and public sector organisations. Attending this event enables participants to: Meet technology professionals from across Scotland. Exchange innovative ideas with business leaders. Discover collaboration opportunities. Learn about ScotlandIS membership benefits. Build relationships in a relaxed outdoor environment. Share business experiences and success stories. Strengthen Scotland's digital technology community. Experience Edinburgh's Iconic Arthur's Seat Arthur's Seat is one of Scotland's most famous landmarks, offering spectacular panoramic views across Edinburgh. Located within Holyrood Park, this ancient volcanic hill provides an inspiring backdrop for conversations, networking and professional relationship building. Participants will meet at the designated location before beginning the guided walk. Throughout the afternoon there will be opportunities to stop, introduce businesses, discuss projects and connect with fellow attendees. The relaxed pace ensures everyone has time to engage with different people while enjoying the scenery. Who Should Attend? The event welcomes a broad range of professionals involved in technology and digital innovation, including: Software Developers IT Consultants Startup Founders Technology Executives Product Managers Cybersecurity Specialists Cloud Solution Providers AI Professionals Data Scientists Digital Transformation Leaders Innovation Managers Investors Technology Students ScotlandIS Members Prospective Members Networking Opportunities Professional networking remains one of the most valuable ways to grow a business or career. ScotlandIS has developed a strong reputation for connecting individuals and organisations throughout Scotland's technology ecosystem. Attendees can expect conversations around: Artificial Intelligence Cyber Security Cloud Technologies Digital Skills Software Development Business Growth Digital Transformation Technology Investment Innovation Sustainability Recruitment Emerging Technologies The outdoor setting encourages genuine interaction without the pressures often associated with formal conferences. Benefits for Businesses Businesses attending the ScotlandIS outing can gain several advantages, including: Increased visibility within Scotland's technology community. New strategic partnerships. Potential client introductions. Recruitment opportunities. Knowledge sharing. Industry insights. Business development discussions. Community engagement. Many successful collaborations begin with simple conversations, making this event valuable for organisations of every size. ScotlandIS ScotlandIS is the national membership organisation supporting Scotland's digital technologies industry. It works closely with businesses, government, academia and partners to strengthen Scotland's position as a global technology hub. Through regular networking events, webinars, conferences and community activities, ScotlandIS helps organisations grow, innovate and collaborate across multiple technology sectors. The Arthur's Seat outing demonstrates the organisation's commitment to building strong professional relationships beyond traditional meeting spaces. Event Schedule 14:15 – Registration and Meet-up 14:30 – Walk Begins 15:15 – Networking Stops 16:00 – Community Discussions 16:45 – Closing Conversations 17:00 – Event Ends Why This Event Matters Scotland's technology sector depends on collaboration. Events like the ScotlandIS Member Outing provide an accessible platform for experienced professionals and newcomers alike to share ideas, discuss innovation and strengthen business relationships. Whether you are looking to expand your professional network, discover partnership opportunities or simply meet like-minded people working within Scotland's digital economy, this event offers an excellent opportunity in a memorable outdoor setting. The combination of networking, community engagement and Edinburgh's spectacular scenery makes this one of ScotlandIS's most enjoyable member activities during the summer season. Participants leave with new contacts, fresh ideas and stronger connections within Scotland's growing technology ecosystem. For organisations seeking to become more involved in Scotland's digital community, this event serves as an ideal introduction to ScotlandIS and the benefits of membership.

The Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) Training Programme – Autumn 2026 is a professional development workshop organized by The Institute of Mental Health (IMH), one of the UK's leading organizations dedicated to advancing mental health research, innovation, and education. Delivered online through Microsoft Teams, this CPD-accredited programme is designed to equip researchers, clinicians, healthcare professionals, and public contributors with the knowledge and practical skills required to involve patients and the public meaningfully in health and care research. Patient and Public Involvement has become a cornerstone of modern healthcare research. Instead of conducting research solely from an academic perspective, PPI ensures that research priorities, methods, and outcomes reflect the real experiences and needs of patients, carers, families, and communities. This training programme provides participants with an opportunity to understand best practices while developing confidence in collaborative working. Running from 9 September to 7 October 2026, the programme consists of structured learning sessions led by experienced trainers and researchers. Participants will gain practical insights into planning, implementing, and evaluating public involvement activities while learning how collaborative partnerships can improve research quality and impact. Why This Workshop Matters Healthcare research is increasingly expected to involve patients and members of the public throughout the research process. Evidence consistently demonstrates that meaningful engagement improves research relevance, participant recruitment, communication, and implementation of findings. This workshop supports these objectives by providing practical training that helps participants understand: Principles of effective public involvement Ethical and inclusive engagement practices Building sustainable partnerships Designing research with community input Evaluating the impact of involvement The programme combines expert presentations, interactive discussions, collaborative exercises, and practical examples drawn from real mental health research projects. Learning Objectives Participants attending this workshop will develop practical knowledge in several important areas, including: Understanding Patient and Public Involvement principles Identifying appropriate involvement opportunities throughout research Designing inclusive engagement strategies Working effectively with lived experience contributors Building confidence in collaborative decision-making Evaluating PPI activities Meeting funding body expectations Improving research quality through public engagement Each session encourages active participation, allowing attendees to share experiences and learn from fellow researchers, healthcare professionals, and community representatives. Who Should Attend? This training programme is suitable for professionals at various stages of their careers, including: Mental health researchers Clinical researchers NHS healthcare professionals University academics Public involvement coordinators Research nurses Patient representatives Community engagement officers Health charity professionals Research managers PhD students Early career researchers Individuals who are new to Patient and Public Involvement will gain an excellent introduction, while experienced professionals can strengthen their existing knowledge through current best practices and shared learning. Programme Benefits Participants completing the programme can expect numerous professional benefits. CPD Accreditation The programme is CPD accredited, allowing attendees to record valuable continuing professional development hours. Expert Instruction Training is delivered by experienced professionals involved in leading mental health research initiatives across the UK. Interactive Learning Rather than relying solely on lectures, the workshop incorporates practical activities, case studies, and group discussions. Networking Opportunities Attendees will connect with researchers, clinicians, public contributors, and healthcare professionals from different organizations. Practical Resources Participants receive guidance and practical examples that can immediately be applied within future research projects. Importance of Public Involvement in Mental Health Research Mental health research presents unique challenges because experiences vary significantly between individuals and communities. By involving patients and carers from the earliest planning stages, researchers gain valuable perspectives that cannot be obtained through traditional academic approaches alone. Public involvement contributes to: Better research questions Improved participant recruitment More accessible study materials Greater trust between researchers and communities Improved dissemination of findings Enhanced real-world impact The Institute of Mental Health has consistently promoted collaborative research approaches that place lived experience at the centre of innovation and service improvement. Why Attend This Event? Attending this workshop offers practical value regardless of whether participants are new to research or experienced investigators. The programme provides current guidance aligned with modern healthcare research standards while encouraging collaborative thinking and practical implementation. Participants leave with greater confidence in developing inclusive research practices and stronger understanding of how meaningful public involvement improves research quality. For healthcare organizations, universities, charities, and NHS partners, these skills contribute directly to stronger funding applications, improved research delivery, and greater community engagement. About The Institute of Mental Health The Institute of Mental Health is based at the University of Nottingham's Innovation Park and works closely with Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and numerous research partners. The Institute supports world-class research, education, public engagement, and innovation across multiple areas of mental health, including dementia, neurodevelopmental disorders, digital mental health, recovery, and public involvement. Its events programme includes conferences, workshops, seminars, webinars, and professional development courses that promote collaboration between researchers, healthcare professionals, policymakers, and people with lived experience. Final Thoughts The Patient and Public Involvement Training Programme – Autumn 2026 represents an outstanding opportunity for professionals interested in strengthening collaborative research practices within healthcare and mental health. Through expert-led instruction, interactive learning, and practical guidance, attendees will gain valuable knowledge that supports more inclusive, effective, and impactful research. Whether you work in academia, the NHS, healthcare research, or community engagement, this free CPD-accredited workshop offers practical skills that can immediately improve your approach to patient and public involvement while expanding your professional network across the UK's mental health research community.

The DIGIDELTA INTERN. IMPORT EXPORT SA: Global Trade conference is a premier gathering of industry leaders, logistics experts, and international trade professionals, set against the industrial backdrop of Middlesbrough. As the global marketplace becomes increasingly complex, this two-day intensive conference aims to bridge the gap between regional manufacturing and international distribution networks. Digidelta Internacional, a titan in the import-export sector with decades of experience, brings this exclusive summit to the UK to foster new partnerships and explore the evolving landscape of cross-border commerce. Middlesbrough, with its rich heritage in engineering and its strategic proximity to the Port of Middlesbrough, serves as the perfect host for this event. The conference will delve deep into the mechanics of modern supply chains, focusing on how businesses can leverage digital transformation to optimize their import and export workflows. Attendees will gain firsthand insights into the regulatory changes affecting trade between the UK and the European Union, as well as emerging markets in Asia and the Americas. The first day of the event will focus on Strategic Global Sourcing and Logistics. Keynote speakers will discuss the integration of AI in supply chain management, the importance of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) reporting in international trade, and the mitigation of risks in a volatile global economy. The afternoon will feature breakout sessions where participants can engage in technical workshops regarding customs documentation, freight forwarding efficiency, and the "Metaship" concept for time-sensitive cargo. Day two shifts the focus toward Market Expansion and Digital Connectivity. With a dedicated session on digital trade in perishable and time-sensitive supply chains, the event addresses the specific challenges faced by the food and agricultural sectors. Networking is a cornerstone of this conference; the "Connect North" lunch session is designed to pair established export giants with ambitious SMEs looking to scale their operations internationally. By attending, participants will not only learn about the theoretical aspects of global trade but will also see practical demonstrations of new technologies in logistics. From blockchain-based tracking systems to automated warehousing solutions, the exhibition hall will showcase the future of the industry. This is more than just a conference; it is a collaborative platform designed to empower North East businesses to think globally and act decisively. Whether you are a seasoned exporter or a startup looking to make your first international sale, this event provides the roadmap, the tools, and the connections necessary to succeed in the competitive world of international trade.