We’re excited to announce that our popular round table event will be back on the 15th of May in London.

This event offers senior leaders of ITPs a chance to gain valuable insights into the latest sector trends, share challenges and connect with like-minded individuals over lunch.

Whether you're looking to learn, contribute, or simply be inspired, we promise an engaging session that will leave you with a fresh perspective on key topics.

But don't just take our word for it, here's what previous participants have said:

🗣️ “I really enjoyed the round table lunch, it was great to meet other leaders in the space and keeping it small allowed us to engage in a meaningful way. The venue provided a good level of intimacy for engagement and discussion and the food was fab – impeccable service too!”

🗣️ “Hearing others' views encouraged me that we are not alone in our challenges and experience”

🗣️ "It was indeed great to meet and share thoughts, challenges and ideas. Simon as a guest facilitator was excellent and similar industry insight would be very welcome in the future."

Spaces are limited, so register your interest in the event before it’s too late!

Can't make the 15 May in London? Don't worry, we'll be running another event on the 17th of September in Manchester. View the event details here.

We look forward to seeing you there!

 

Our Speakers

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Simon Ashworth

Director of Policy and Deputy Chief Executive at AELP

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Simon Ashworth Headshot
Simon Ashworth

Director of Policy and Deputy Chief Executive at AELP

Simon is currently the Deputy Chief Executive and Director of Policy for the Association of Employment and Learning Providers (AELP) and is responsible for developing and implementing AELP’s policy approach including responding and influencing stakeholder policy and ensuring it is in line with the Board’s short and long-term objectives.

AELP is a national membership body, proudly representing around 800 organisations. AELP members support thousands of businesses and millions of learners in England by delivering a wide range of training, vocational learning, and employability programmes.

Simon joined AELP in January 2017 and has worked in the further education and skills sector for over twenty years in a range of strategic and operational roles with different training providers and employers.