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Presentations from London's Welfare to Work Convention 2010

17 March, 2010
The Brewery, London Breakout Session 1-5: Planning for...
- Apprenticeships, Negat Lodhi, National Apprenticeship Service
- Adult Advancement and Careers Service, including skills and accounts, Maggie Roy and Anne Wilding, Learning and Skills Council
- A low carbon economy, Stephen Evans and Jacqui Wordsworth, LDA
- An inclusive recovery for London, Steve Woodward, Working Links
- The Economic Recovery, Judith Rutherford, LSEB
Plenary: Key challenges for London
Breakout sessions 6-10: Improving partnership and performance
- Bridging the gap between health and employment services: Expanding on the Pathways to Work experience, Jenny Ross and Jack Sawyer, Ingeus
- IES Into Work Trials and roll out, Helen Scott, Jobcentre Plus and Sarah Lang, Nextstep
- Creating a high performing supply chain: the Merlin Standard and the West London Working Employability Performance Rating, Simon Shimmens, DWP and Sarah Wilkins, West London Working
- Local Employer Engagement, Helen Payne, Shared Intelligence and Jane Sherwood, Newham Council
Plenary: Working for young Londoners
Breakout sessions 11-15: Youth unemployment
- Delivering Future Jobs Fund with employment support: The Haringey Guarantee, Martin Tucker, Ambrose Quashie and Paul Clarke, Haringey Council
- Supporting disadvantaged young people into work: new third sector approaches, Steve Kerr and Alison Blackwood, LVSC, Michael Fothergill, OSW and Maeve McGoldrick, Community Links
- Closing the ethnic minority employment gap, Frank Anti, BTEG
- Employers building strong partnerships - supporting young people through the Accord, Graham Edgar, Miriam Lewis, Liz Obertelli and Perry Morgan