Event
A unique event in the two weeks commencing the 10th and 17th May 2021
Five individual stand alone days over a Two week period commencing on 10th May and running until 21st May 2021
The Spring Series is a unique virtual IRRV event. Created to be a “one-off” replacement for our normal face to face Spring Conference as we begin to escape Covid-19. This is a new approach to delivering high quality professional awareness.
Consisting of five separate days spread over two weeks. Each day will be self-contained and cover subject matter relating to each of the Institute’s four faculties and a fifth day on Wellbeing and caring for yourself.
Individual days will be separately priced allowing you to send different delegates on different days. By purchasing a full pass for all four faculty days, you will get the fifth day, on Wellbeing, free of charge.
There will not be a formal exhibition this year, however there will be several sponsorship opportunities available.
Make valuable connections with our sponsors who are leaders in the provision of services to our market place.
Five days full of up to the minute sessions presented by industry leaders. Catering for professionals within Local Taxation and Revenues, Fraud and Investigation, Welfare Reform and Rating and Valuation. Culminating in a final day on wellbeing.
All the content from all the major sessions will be provided to you in e-format after the event for you to reference at your convenience.
Nick Rowe, Head of Local Tax & Accounts Receivable (Asst. Director of Finance) Ealing LBC
Allan Clark, Head of Finance: Exchequer Barnet LBC
Ian Ferguson, Income recovery Manager Believe Housing and IRRV Council Member
Mike Brooks DSL
Mark Fearn, Program Lead Walsall C
Julie Smethurst. Client Partnership Manager Dukes Bailiffs Limited
Alistair Townsend, IRRV Senior Vice-President and Director Alistair Limited
Andrew Hetherton, IRRV President and Director Andrew Hetherton Consulting Ltd
Geoff Fimister Consultant
Louise Freeth, Head of Revenues and Benefits Windsor and Maidenhead RBC
Kevin Stewart, Business Unit Leader - Revenues and Benefits Mid Sussex DC
Janine Gray, Head of Revenues and Benefits Westminster CC
Mark Davies, Director 7Futures
Packages include a video presentation, providing a representative to participate in Q & A sessions, advertorial in Insight magazine, complimentary passes and branding in all marketing for the event. For more information visit IRRV Sponsorship. or contact Clelia Abrams, Sales and Advertising Officer on sales@irrv.org.uk phone 0207 691 8979.
Day passes include full access to all sessions on the given day along with handouts and documentation.
Full passes will include access to all days, handouts and documentation.
All you'll need is access to a computer that is connected to the internet.
Google chrome is the recommended browser.
You will be required to access Zoom and/or GoTo Meetings/Webinars therefore it is recommended that you check with your I.T. services prior to the event to ensure any enhanced security settings will not block your access.
PROGRAMME CHANGES AND CANCELLATION / RESCHEDULING OF EVENTS
The Institute will make every effort to give delegates as much notice as possible of any programme changes or the cancellation/re-scheduling of the event. However, it does reserve the right to make changes to advertised programmes and to cancel/re-schedule events. In the unlikely event of the conference being cancelled/re-scheduled, either a full refund will be made or alternatively, any fee paid will be credited against a future booking.
VAT RECEIPTS
On receipt of the registration form with purchase order number the IRRV will issue a receipted VAT invoice at the prevailing rate. Payment must be received in advance of the event. The Institute reserves the right to refuse access where delegate fees have not been paid.
CANCELLATIONS
Cancellations are liable for the full registration fee. A substitute delegate is welcome at any time at no extra charge.
Non commercial rates are available only to non commercial companies such as governmental organisations, charitable organisations and non profit organisations. Commercial rates should be selected where an organisation does not fit into any of the above.