CIF Annual Conference 2020: Planning for recovery and a sustainable future
This year, the construction sector’s annual conference was held virtually, but the energy and innovative thinking in the various events was very real
Usually held in Croke Park, this year’s Construction Industry Federation (CIF) Annual Conference took place virtually instead. Attended by more than 600 international delegates, the event focused on the challenge of reviving the sector in these uncertain times. Digital networking was made possible by a special algorithmic system, which helped connect attendees with each other behind the scenes.
Broadcaster and former politician Ivan Yates acted as moderator, delivering opening remarks before an address by...
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