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Networking

ECNet Wales: open committee meeting and presidential address watch party

Event organised by ICE

Date
03 November 2026
Time
17:30 - 19:30 GMT
Location
Mott MacDonald
Third Floor
2 Callaghan Square
Cardiff, CF10 5BT
United Kingdom

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Overview

In November we, the ICE Early Careers Network (ECNet) Wales Cymru committee, are opening up our monthly committee meeting up for everyone to join us as we reflect on past events and plan upcoming ones. This is a unique opportunity to gain an insight into how our committee is run and learn about opportunities to get involved ahead of our AGM in December! 

The ICE ECNet represents all graduate, student and apprentice members of the ICE working or studying in Wales. Whether you're in higher education or working towards professional qualification, you're warmly invited to attend and get involved! 

Following the committee meeting, we will watch the 2026 Presidential Address together! A highlight of the ICE’s calendar, the annual Presidential Address is an opportunity to hear directly from the incoming ICE President, Julie Wood, as she sets her vision for the year ahead. 

Snacks and refreshments will be provided! Please let us know if you have any dietary requirements.

We look forward to seeing you – everyone is welcome! 

For more information follow our social media accounts, join our mailing list or email us directly: 


Programme

17:30 - 18:30

Committee meeting (open for everyone to join)

18:30 - 19:30

ICE Presidential Address 2026 - watch party

Speaker

Julie Wood

Julie Wood

Institution of Civil Engineers

President

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Julie Wood

Julie Wood is the 162nd President of the Institution of Civil Engineers, representing the profession in conversations with government, business and society.

A civil and structural engineer and one of 13 Global Fellows at Mott MacDonald, she has led some of the most complex infrastructure projects and programmes.

Her work focuses on improving how infrastructure is considered, planned, designed and delivered through systems thinking, engineering judgement and better decision-making.

For more information please contact:

Jessica McQuade

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