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School of Built Environment, Engineering and Computing

Leeds Beckett to Host 2019 ARCOM Construction Management Conference

Leeds Beckett University will play host to the 2019 Association of Researchers in Construction Management Conference, with an evening at Salts Mill and our famous Headingley Campus.

Written By

Professor Chris Gorse

Published on 29 Aug 2019

Students outside the entrance of James Graham building

ARCOM brings together all those interested in construction management research. It aims to further the advancement of knowledge in all aspects of management in construction by supporting education, dissemination and research.

The ARCOM Productivity, Performance and Quality Conundrum conference will take place 2^nd-4^th September and will explore the concept of productivity and the pursuit of productivity growth in the construction industry.

As part of the conference, we are delighted to welcome Leeds Beckett alumnus and former member of staff, Professor Charles Egbu, back to campus. Charles is President of the Chartered Institute of Building, the largest construction management association in the world, and pro-vice chancellor at University of East London. He will be taking part in a panel discussion at the conference.

Find out more about the ARCOM conference here.