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With just three weeks to go until the June session of CPD-Live 2021, time is running out to register to continue your professional development.
Dynamic, interactive and engaging, CPD-Live brings together expert panels to dissect curated discussions, with each session tailor made to keep you across the latest developments in architecture and design. Tune in anywhere you have an internet connection over the 2 – 3 June 2021. Formally recognised as part of the AIA refuel program, each session offers one formal CPD point, or stick around for the entire program to gain a huge 10 formal CPD points.
With the countdown on, let us introduce you to some of the speakers behind the sessions with some of the industry’s most recognised names lining up to give you expert insights to inform your specification.
James Huggett. Territory Manager/Commercial Plumber, Everhard Industries
James Huggett is one of Everhard’s Territory Managers, covering the NSW Southern Region working with builders, specifiers, landscapers and retail merchants. James also has an extensive plumbing background spanning 15 years which has enabled him to bring a wealth of technical knowledge and experience to the role and to the business.
Knowing first hand the important and crucial role that plumbing plays in our everyday lives, James is motivated by simultaneously being able to advocate for the plumbing industry whilst offering consumers and key decision makers solutions that are fit for purpose which also have a positive environmental impact.
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