When Warwick Conferences re-opened its doors following the lockdown period, one of the first companies to return was British Mensa. The high IQ society not only held its first post-lockdown board meeting in the COVID-secure facilities, but also hosted its first ever virtual annual general meeting (AGM), for its 18,000 members.
With more professionals working remotely than ever before it’s essential that training courses continue to run in order to support employees and their mental health.
No magic eight ball could have predicted what 2020 had in store for the events and hospitality industry. And it’s fair to say that we don’t know what lies ahead as we look to try plan for 2021.
Covid-19 has completely shifted the industry.
When Warwick Conferences re-opened its doors following the lockdown period, one of the first companies to return was British Mensa. The high IQ society not only held its first post-lockdown board meeting in the COVID-secure facilities, but also hosted its first ever virtual annual general meeting (AGM), for its 18,000 members.
We are open and ready to welcome you back! Our award-winning spaces might look a little different, but rest-assured you’ll receive the same warm welcome when you step into our spacious facilities.
Warwick Conferences has responded to the ever-changing requirements of event organisers and their delegates by adding three new services, to its award-winning portfolio.
The conference, meeting and events venue at the University of Warwick has won a bronze award in the ‘Best Academic Venue’ category at the M&IT Awards 2020.
